Learn best practices and factors to consider for cost or loss recovery through an insurance claim.

There are construction contract claims, bond claims and insurance claims. Occasionally, there may be some partial overlaps in claims, so it is good to be aware of insurance considerations to be able to determine if that is a viable venue for recovery of costs. But savvy construction professionals need to fully understand the various types of policies and protections so that if the need to make an insurance claim arises, they are properly prepared.

Listen to one of the foremost construction insurance attorneys as Kirk Johnston explains the various types of coverages, who is responsible for providing coverage, who pays for the policies and who is covered. This session will help you:

• Be aware of and avoid potential traps
• Become familiar with the various type of policies that are part of the entire project life cycle, including design, construction and post-construction
• Learn all of the actions that go into play when an event occurs that may potentially be a covered incident
• Understand the obligations of the insurance companies to investigate, provide legal defenses and pay judgments on a covered incident
• And much, much more!

Listen to this informative session to learn the various types of policies and protections regarding all types of claims to be properly prepared in case an insurance claim arises.

This recorded webinar is a must if you’re a public or private owner, construction manager, contractor, subcontractor, consultant, architect, engineer or attorney.

This event features key insights from our knowledgeable construction expert:

Kirk Johnston focuses his practice in the areas of construction litigation, risk management and transactional services. He has many years of experience representing owners, general contractors, architects, surety companies, and other entities on a wide range of construction projects, including high rises, highways, bridges, and industrial complexes. A significant portion of Kirk’s practice involves claims avoidance through assisting clients in every phase of the construction process, from the negotiation and drafting of construction contracts, advising on proper risk management, to educating clients through day-to-day review of contracts, issues, and project documents. In addition to advising on front-end project document formation and risk management issues, Kirk further assists clients to achieve early resolution of disputes through effective negotiation and conciliation/mediation during the tenure of the project.