Important Notice to Policyholders: Supporting you during the Canada Post Strike
During the Canada Post strike, continue to maintain your professional liability coverage at all times. Here’s how.
Starting your own Architectural Firm in Ontario: Why Professional Liability Insurance is Essential
Launching your own architectural firm comes with serious responsibilities. Professional Liability Insurance is one of them.
Thinking of Designing your own Home? Five Things Every Architect Should Consider
Learn about the five risks to consider, and how Professional Liability Insurance (PLI) responds, when architects design their own homes.
The Best Contract for an Architect to Use
A written contract is a necessity with every client and subconsultant on every project.
Pro-Demnity’s John Hackett, Executive Advisor, explains why.
David v Goliath: Enhancing Negotiation Strategies for Architects
A summary, and highlights, from the presentation made at the 2025 OAA Conference.
How to Access Pro-Demnity Services During a Postal Service Disruption
Minimize the impact of any postal service disruption on your professional liability insurance requirements.
Pro-Demnity’s 2025 OAA Conference Materials
Access Pro-Demnity’s 2025 OAA Conference resources, including our presentation: David v. Goliat: A Stone’s throw away to a better negotiating position.
Three Reasons to Have a Signed Contract
The absence of a properly executed agreement documenting the expectations of all parties is a risky proposition. Sal Knafo shares why architects will benefit from having a signed contract.
Navigating the Trade War: Nine Risk Management Strategies for Architects
Constantly shifting tariff threats and policy changes are creating instability in the construction industry. Leslie Parker, Senior Architect, Risk Services shares nine risk management strategies for architects to take note of.
Determining your Premium with the Experience Rating Factor
Follow the simple illustration of how premium is calculated with the experience Rating Factor.