Do you offer coverage for a retiring professional?
We offer coverage for a professional retiring from his or her prior design firm. Our policy applies as Excess to the coverage provided to the retiring professional on their prior firm’s Professional Liability policy. In the event the prior firm does not maintain their coverage, our policy will apply Excess of the insured’s deductible. We are one of the few carriers to offer this coverage.
– Wayne Brockington | Senior Underwriter
How do I obtain a loss run report?
Send a request to: [email protected] or access the BDP Express Portal anytime to get a loss run report for any firm that is insured with us.
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By Anthony Andersen
Senior Vice President, Professional Liability Claims Manager | August, 12, 2021
Having a Berkley Architects, Engineers & Consultants Professional Liability Policy means that you’re never truly alone. Even when you’re dealing with a situation that isn’t yet a formal claim, but is giving you an uncomfortable feeling that it may soon become one, Berkley Alliance Managers is here for you!
This post was updated on January 25, 2024. Find it here.
About the Author
Anthony has managed and handled claims for more than 25 years. He brings a wealth of A&E and construction related experience as well as knowledge regarding best practices and risk management. In his role as Professional Liability Claims Manager, Anthony provides managerial oversight to our claims staff. He received his Bachelors of Business Administration from Iona College. Anthony is based in Central Valley, New York.
Contact Anthony at [email protected].
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By Andrew D. Mendelson | July 12, 2021
The consequences are undeniable. Global climate change has affected everything from the design and building of roads, bridges, homes and office complexes to the upgrading of our nation’s electrical grids and pipeline systems.
Unfortunately, the forecasts of many of the world’s leading climate research agencies are less than optimistic. According to NASA, the effects of global climate change are likely to continue “over this century and beyond” as the growing intensity and frequency of severe storm events, heat waves and wildfires increasingly wreak havoc on the nation’s infrastructure and ecosystem. In fact, the National Centers for Environmental Information, recently reported that 25 storm-related disasters in the U.S. caused more than a billion dollars in damages each from 2018 to 2019. Of these, the top five combined to cause more than $75 billion in damages.
As a result, a renewed emphasis has been placed on the creation of buildings and infrastructure that not only withstand severe natural events but remain habitable under extreme conditions. Even President Biden’s American Jobs Plan proposed wide-ranging initiatives promising that infrastructure projects developed under the plan would include funding to prevent, reduce and withstand the impacts of the climate crisis.
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