- Unseen defects. Costly surprises. - Ever heard of a claim that turned a construction project into a $4 million legal battle? Steve, a mechanical engineer, found himself in just that situation. His firm was blindsided by hidden defects in a high-rise condo, leading to costly damages and a lawsuit that could have been avoided. In this claim scenario, learn how you can help protect yourself from facing the same fate as Steve.
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- Architect’s oversight ignites lawsuit. - A small oversight by an architect turned into a massive $11 million lawsuit after a fire broke out in a high-rise she designed—a stark reminder of the potential risks architects could face when working on residential construction projects. In this claim scenario, find out what happened and the risk factors that can help you avoid similar pitfalls.
- Design flaws exposed. - Pierre, a structural engineer, thought he’d nailed the design of a six-story commercial building—until a routine inspection uncovered serious structural issues. As a result, Pierre found himself facing a $1.6 million claim! In this claim scenario, get the inside scoop on what went wrong and how proactive problem solving and thorough peer reviews could help you avoid similar costly mistakes when working on commercial construction projects.
- Explosion exposes liability gap. - Roger, an electrical engineer, faced a $14 million liability after an explosion due to unclear responsibilities which sent shockwaves through his firm and the industry. In this claim scenario, we highlight the hidden dangers of vague contracts in the engineering world. Learn how a simple oversight during a construction project exposed a massive liability risk and what you can do to avoid falling into the same trap Roger faced.
- Backup breakdown. - A small engineering firm was hit by a ransomware attack, resulting in a critical data loss of over $270,000! Find out how this happened in this claim scenario.
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