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Plumbing defects and insurance claims under ministerial order
While domestic building insurance (DBI) claims often take the spotlight, it is equally important to understand the Licensed Plumbers General Insurance Order 2002 and its implications for plumbing defects and subsequent insurance claims. Plumbing issues, such as water leaks, are prevalent in houses and strata properties, and property insurance policies often exclude defects.
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The problem of builders 'tapping the mat' in Victoria
The issue of builders 'tapping the mat' (becoming insolvent) in Victoria continues to be a major problem, leaving everyday Victorians facing significant financial losses and a host of other challenges.
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Insureds must monitor unresolved litigation to mitigate risks
Insureds with liability policies, such as professional indemnity (PI) insurance, often find themselves in a situation where they are being sued, and a panel law firm appointed by the insurer is handling the litigation.
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5 tips on assessing legal risks in your business
Assessing legal risks is a critical process for businesses to identify potential gaps in their liability and indemnity insurance coverage and to uncover opportunities for legal risk management.
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Critical factors in purchasing Run off cover
When a company is winding up, whether due to acquisition or cessation of business, purchasing run-off cover for professional indemnity (PI) or directors and officers (D&O) insurance is often a necessary step to fulfill contractual obligations.
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