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Managing professional indemnity claims
Published: 15 November 2016 | Edited: 15 November 2019Professional indemnity (PI) policies direct the insured not to admit or compromise a claim without the written consent of the insurer. Normally when ...
Building environmental performance assessment: methods and tools
Published: 31 December 2011This note deals with the methods and tools for assessing the environmental performance of a building design in the early design phase of a building ...
This advice provides an overview of the issue and provision of emergency warning for people who are deaf or have a hearing impairment. Visual ...
Mediation and arbitration are two dispute-resolution processes in the negotiation of complex matters. Mediation is a confidential process where an ...
Investment in technology solutions to improve project delivery, operational stability and business confidence is now essential for many architectural ...
Businesses need to ensure that legislative changes and taxation rulings by the Australian Taxation Office are reflected in how they administer their ...
This duty of the architect to exercise due care, skill and diligence may extend not only to the architect's client, but also to a person who, after a ...
The responsibilities and risks in working with a builder-developer may be quite different to the architect's traditional responsibilities. When an ...
The Australian Building Industry Contracts (ABIC) are jointly published by Master Builders Australia Limited (Master Builders) and the Australian ...
When establishing a practice with two or more partners it is appropriate to develop an agreement between the partners setting out the details of how ...