• To AIA/CES use course #HCCES117
• Order certificates of completion at: http://everydayrisks.eventbrite.com/#
• Hall & Company clients send your request to: kbernal@hallandcompany.com

At the end of this webinar participants will be able to:

1. Understand the importance of shop drawings in the design professional’s practice;
2. Understand the steps to protect against potential litigation when design professionals leave projects before completing services;
3. Know what to consider when design professionals return to a project after completing their services;
4. Know how to ensure the existence of a valid contract.

Steven Goldstein is one of the partners at Shaub, Ahmuty, Citrin & Spratt in New York.  He chairs the Firm’s Design Professional Practice Group, dedicated exclusively to the representation of architects, engineers and land surveyors.  He is also extremely skilled in providing a full range of legal services involving sophisticated business and risk management counseling to insurance companies and individual clients to assist in analyzing and minimizing liability exposure to avoid litigation.  Steven obtained his Masters in Business Administration from Syracuse University Graduate School of Management and Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law.

Certificates of Completion are available for a processing fee of $21.49 per person.  If you are currently a Hall & Company client, your certificate is free. To request a certificate of completion, please click on the following link to request your certificate: http://everydayrisks.eventbrite.com.

Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now for the Tuesday, April 16,2013 at 10:00 AM PDT.  https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/888135502

1. Identify important contract provisions that are frequently the subject of difficult negotiations;
2. Consider the dangers associated with poorly worded, client-proposed contract provisions;
3. Learn about the potential advantages associated with favorably-drafted provisions; and
4. Discuss valuable strategies and techniques when negotiating design services agreements with challenging clients

A typical contract provision that gives each party an opportunity to cure a breach simply requires that both parties notify the other party if they believe that a material breach has occurred. The notice usually takes the form of a communication identifying the breach and a warning of termination that will occur if the breach is not cured within a specific period of time. The notice must, of course, be consistent with the requirements of the termination provision of the contract. Once the notice has been given, good faith bargaining can begin to cure the breach and thus hopefully avoid termination.

This information has been provided to Hall & Company by John Lowe, President of Lowe Consulting, LLC.

The Impact of Onerous Provisions webinar has been approved for 1 LU AIA Continuing Education Credit.   

This event, presented by Colleen Palmer, Risk Manager of Beazley Group will focus on the following learning objectives:

1. Identify important contract provisions that are frequently the subject of difficult negotiations;
2. Consider the dangers associated with poorly worded, client-proposed contract provisions;
3. Learn about the potential advantages associated with favorably-drafted provisions; and
4. Discuss valuable strategies and techniques when negotiating design services agreements with challenging clients

Hall & Company invites you and your staff to participate in this online risk management webinar.

Hall & Company’s Internship Program provides qualified individuals with an excellent opportunity to gain first-hand business experience, receive valuable cross training experience involving marketing, business development and insurance brokerage, and learn about the many career opportunities available at Hall & Company. Interns are provided exposure to all areas of business operations of Hall & Company and have the chance to collaborate and network with other intern program participants through a one year rotational program that employs a curriculum designed to accelerate the development of future leaders for the company. 

Internship Program Components

• Challenging professional work experience in the insurance industry
• Structured mentoring program where participants are paired with peer, management and executive mentors and are encouraged to meet regularly to further facilitate career development
• Competitive hourly rate 

Position Requirements

This position requires an undergraduate or graduate degree: 

Suggested Majors

• Risk Management and Insurance
• Accounting
• Business and Technology
• Business Management
• Economics
• Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Operations and Information Management 

Additional requirements:

• Communication, collaboration and leadership abilities
• Initiative and motivation to succeed
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Demonstrates self-awareness 

To apply: Email your resume and salary requirements to Krysten Bernal at Hall & Company, krysten@hallandcompany.com