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If you’re an architect or engineer with decision making power in your firm, have your own practice, or are eyeing the opportunity to move up or start your own practice one day, you’ll want to listen to this entire episode. Most people tune out when they hear the word insurance, but this is honestly one of the best and most relatable conversations about risk management and insurance for our industry that I’ve been a part of.
In today’s episode I speak with Zach Waters, CEO at riskmanagement.com/">Black Swan Risk Management. He believes in a practical approach to protecting design firms and spends much of his time teaching and consulting on best practices, quality management, and contractual issues in the Design Industry. We discuss a lot of real-world examples and practical tips that you can implement today to reduce risk for your projects and firm. In this conversation you'll hear about QAQC process, fault vs. exposure, things to look out for in consulting agreements, what a prevailing parties’ clause is, the importance of a go-no-go checklist, tips to negotiate lower insurance requirements, standard of care vs. best practices and their impact on insurance, and much more!
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