An Architect’s Quick Guide to Examinations for Discovery
Pro-Demnity’s inhouse Legal Counsel Brenda Lockwood shares a brief guide to the discovery process for architects.
Avoiding Personal Injury Claims
Pro-Demnity shares proven risk management strategies to help you avoid personal injury claims against your architectural practice.
Five benefits to reporting a claim
Reporting a claim to us is not only a contractual obligation under your policy, but also a smart move that can save you time, money, and hassle.
Is your site review as good as you think?
Will your next site review lead to a claim? Sal Knafo shares twelve tips to enhance your site review process and improve your risk management system.
Will your architectural documents help (or hinder) your defense?
Leslie Parker, Architectural Risk Advisor, shares her perspectives on how claims might be avoided through a better risk management system.
For Whom the Litigation Tolls: Everything an Architect needs to know about Tolling Agreements
A tolling agreement could be presented by anyone who believes they may have a right to sue the architect, including subconsultants, contractors, or even end users of a project.
2023 Annual Update: Protecting Practices
Protecting Ontario’s architectural practices is what Pro-Demnity does. It’s rooted in our history and informs our future. It’s why we matter to architects, and why architects count on us.
This year’s annual update highlights how we rally to protect practices, and the protective measures we employ to enable architecture firms in their pursuit of designing a better world.
Why architects should use OAA contracts
There’s just ONE contract to rule them all, and it’s from the OAA. Here’s a litigator’s perspective on how OAA 600 and OAA 800 protect architects.
Navigating Risk:
What Practice Leaders Do
A fresh look at the facets of risk in architectural practice and how simple, methodical approaches help leaders (re-)evaluate risk. Risks inherently exist throughout the life of an architectural design […]
Lenders’ Undertakings (aka “Bank” or “Funder” Letter)
Since 2020, Pro-Demnity continues to receive increased calls from architects who are faced with an unfamiliar but seemingly harmless request from their client: to sign a form of undertaking addressed […]