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Architects & Engineers Insurance - Let us find your best coverage - professional liability for design firms

Design professional claims are long-tail and costly, and carriers rate on discipline, project types such as condos, and how well your contracts limit liability. Send us a few details and we will shop 50+ carriers for your best rate – no cost, no obligation. Prefer to talk? Call 800-616-3490.

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  • Billings by discipline and project type
  • Largest project fee and construction value
  • Standard contract form
  • Licensed principals and staff count
  • Five years of loss runs

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What Architects & Engineers coverage includes

Design professional claims are long-tail and costly, and carriers rate on discipline, project types such as condos, and how well your contracts limit liability.

  • Professional liability - Claims that your advice, work or omission caused a client a financial loss.
  • Defense costs - Attorney fees and court costs, even when the claim has no merit.
  • Project-specific limits - Dedicated limits for a single large project when required.
  • Pollution from design - Pollution claims tied to your design work, if endorsed.
  • General liability / BOP - Slip-and-fall injuries, office property and business income.

Good to know: staying away from condominium and residential tract work and using a limitation of liability clause can lower premiums a great deal.

Not covered: construction means and methods, cost estimates being exceeded, and work on projects where you also act as contractor on most policies.

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Architects & Engineers

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Architects & Engineers Supplemental Application (PDF)

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