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Architects and Engineers Risk Review
A Publication Of The Professional Liability Agents Network

The A/E Risk Review may be downloaded in PDF format by clicking on one of the issue choices below. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or above installed on your computer to read any of the manuals below. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free by clicking on the icon:

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Volume 149, 2017	Standard of Care: A Moving Target
Volume 148, 2017	The Risks and Rewards of Construction Management
Volume 147, 2016	Risk Management Principles for Geotechnical Engineers
Volume 146, 2016	Show Me the Money: Avoid Disputes Over Billing and Payment
Volume 145, 2016	Seven Crucial Client Contract Clauses: Part II
Volume 144, 2016	Seven Crucial Client Contract Clauses: Part I
Volume 143, 2016	Commissioning Is Here To Stay
Volume 142, 2016	Delay Claims, RFIs and Change Orders
Volume 141, 2016	Limitation of Liability Continues to Gain Acceptance
Volume 140, 2016	BIM: Advances Continue But Risks Remain
Volume 139, 2015	Everything You Didn't Want to Know About Employee Crime
Volume 138, 2015	When Your Client Says "Stop!"
Volume 137, 2015	Are You A Risk Terminator? 20 Questions to Test Your Liability IQ
Volume 136, 2015	Make Mediation Your Dispute Resolution Technique of Choice
Volume 135, 2015	A/E Joint Ventures: A Liability Challenge
Volume 134, 2015	Dodd-Frank Act Presents More Questions Than Answers
Volume 133, 2015	So Your Client Wants to be an Additional Insured.
Volume 132, 2014	Home Sweet Home? Liabilities of Telecommuting
Volume 131, 2014	Court Decision Increases Design Duty to Third Parties
Volume 130, 2014	Prevailing Opinions on Prevailing Party Contract Clauses
Volume 129, 2014	Your Role as Project Representative
Volume 128, 2014	When Clients Ask for Sky-High Insurance Limits
Volume 127, 2014	The Foreign Intrigue of Decennial Liability
Volume 126, 2013	A Failure to Communicate
Volume 125, 2013	How to Report A Claim
Volume 124, 2013	Staffing Decisions Impact Liability Exposures
Volume 123, 2013	50-Million-Plus Reasons to Fear Fiduciary Liability
Volume 122, 2013	Fast-Track Projects: Full Speed Ahead
Volume 121, 2013	The Check Is in the Mail: Get Paid Without Getting Sued
Volume 120, 2012	A Condo Comeback? Designers Beware
Volume 119, 2012	The Standard of Care: Setting the Bar for Your Performance
Volume 118, 2012	Jobsite Safety, Part 2: Three Keys to Avoiding Liabilities
Volume 117, 2012	Jobsite Safety, Part 1: You Win Some, You Lose Some
Volume 116, 2012	Integrated Project Delivery: Are You Seeing the Lite?
Volume 115, 2012	Setting Your Record Retention Policy
Volume 114, 2012	CAD Part 2: Contractual and Ownership Protection
Volume 113, 2012	CAD Part 1: Capabilities and Liabilities Evolve
Volume 112, 2012	Comprehensive Scope of Services Boosts Bottom Line
Volume 111, 2011	Getting the Right PL Coverage at the Right Price
Volume 110, 2011	Reducing Risks When Specifying Materials
Volume 109, 2011	The Risks and Rewards of Value Engineering
Volume 108, 2011	Actions that can Increase Revenues and Profits
Volume 107, 2011	Getting A Hold On Mold
Volume 106, 2011	Get It in Writing: Avoid Verbal Contracts
Volume 105, 2011	So You Want to be a Construction Manager
Volume 104, 2011	25 Questions: Measuring Your Risk Management IQ
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Environmental Consultant Risk Review
A Publication Of The Professional Liability Agents Network

The EC Risk Review may be downloaded in PDF format by clicking on one of the issue choices below. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or above installed on your computer to read any of the manuals below. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free by clicking on the icon:

Volume 71, 2016	Seven Crucial Client Contract Clauses for Environmental Consultants
Volume 70, 2016	Selecting the Right Professional Liability Insurer for Your Environmental Consulting Firm
Volume 69, 2015	Indemnities, Part 2: Where Agreements May Make Sense
Volume 68, 2015	Indemnities, Part 1: Getting to "No"
Volume 67, 2014	How to Report A Claim
Volume 66, 2014	Fast-Track Projects: Caution, Curves Ahead
Volume 65, 2013	Insurance Requirements For You and Your Client
Volume 64, 2013	Getting Paid Without Getting Sued
Volume 63, 2012	Jobsite Safety, Part 1: You Win Some, You Lose Some
Volume 62, 2012	Scope of Services Cuts Liabilities, Boosts Bottom Line
Volume 61, 2012	Reducing Your Risks When Specifying Materials
Volume 60, 2011	Steps to Increase Your Revenues and Profits
Volume 59, 2011	Avoid Those Verbal Contracts
Volume 58, 2011	The Essentials of Negotiating a Limitation of Liability Clause
Volume 57, 2011	Project Evaluation More Important In Tough Times
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Property & Casualty Risk Review
A Publication Of The Professional Liability Agents Network

The Property & Casualty Risk Review may be downloaded in PDF format by clicking on one of the issue choices below. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or above installed on your computer to read any of the manuals below. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free by clicking on the icon:

Volume 12, 2017	The Basics Regarding Employment Practice Liabilities
Volume 11, 2016	Social Engineering Fraud On the Rise
Volume 10, 2016	Hired and Non-Owned Vehicles: What Are Your Risks?
Volume 09, 2015	To Drone or Not to Drone
Volume 08, 2013	Beware of Patent Trolls
Volume 07, 2013	Preventing Electronic Funds Transfer Fraud
Volume 06, 2012	Protecting Your Computers with EDP Insurance
Volume 05, 2012	Handling Client Requests for Proof of Insurance
Volume 04, 2012	Cyber Liability: Prevention and Protection
Volume 03, 2012	The Basics of Business Interruption and Extra Expense Insurance
Volume 02, 2011	Ten Steps to Controlling Workers Compensation Insurance Costs
Volume 01, 2011	Providing Safety for the Lone Worker
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