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Beyond Driver Exoneration: How Dash Cams Reduce Exposure to Nuclear Verdicts

Construction Business Owner

A plaintiffs attorney in post-crash litigation can claim negligence if there is any failure to follow policies, procedures, or reasonable practices that find, coach, and remediate high-risk behavior. A well-designed CAT program will also align with state labor laws, contracts, and any union agreements. 4) Share safety improvements.

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Streamlining Commercial Property Claims Management with Commercial Managed Repair

Contractor Connection

For carriers, brokers, risk managers and adjusters this is not just a claim, it is a race against time. Embracing a commercial MRP is a powerful strategy to optimize the claims process, minimize delays and improve commercial loss management. Commercial managed repair programs (MRPs) are the solution to navigating this critical moment.

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How to File a Lawsuit After an Injury At a Construction Site?

Construction Marketing

Help with negotiations This can be difficult, as insurance companies are often reluctant to pay large settlements. An experienced attorney will know how to negotiate with insurance companies and fight for the best possible settlement for you. Not getting a written fee agreement from the lawyer you hire.

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What Contractors Need to Know About Surety Bonds

Construction Marketing

If the principal’s bond application is approved, the surety company will require the principal to sign an indemnity agreement before it will issue the bond. The indemnity agreement provides that the principal will hold the surety harmless if a claim is filed against the bond. Are Surety Bonds Insurance?

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Mr. Ethics - August 2016

Mr Ethics

If you are performing services on a project and the code requires you to admit to any errors or work defects performed by you; you could run afoul of your professional liability insurance policy. Insurance carriers want to know where claims may come from before you admit to any liability. Regards, Mr. Ethics.

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Mr. Ethics - August 2016

Mr Ethics

If you are performing services on a project and the code requires you to admit to any errors or work defects performed by you; you could run afoul of your professional liability insurance policy. Insurance carriers want to know where claims may come from before you admit to any liability. Regards, Mr. Ethics.

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Mr. Ethics - August 2016

Mr Ethics

If you are performing services on a project and the code requires you to admit to any errors or work defects performed by you; you could run afoul of your professional liability insurance policy. Insurance carriers want to know where claims may come from before you admit to any liability. Regards, Mr. Ethics.

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