RT Environmental & Construction Professional

I absolutely adore the vibrant experiences that come with attending retail client conferences alongside my RT Specialty colleagues. The Assurex Global conference was nothing short of exhilarating, offering a dynamic and well-executed platform to delve into the crucial priorities and business requirements of our largest independent retail agents. The genuine joy of being recognized as a valued wholesale partner and friend is truly priceless. A heartfelt thank you to our outstanding retail trading partners and the dedicated AG team for yet another exceptional collaboration! Jeff Slivka, ARM Marshall Wunderlich Jamie Gregory #retailagents #clientscomefirst #outthinkoutworkoutexecute #workfriends #leadership

Check out this impressive list of professional liability practitioners who have accelerated their professional growth with a PLUS designation! Congratulations to all on your dedication and hard work! Designees include: Melissa Brown, RPLU, CPLP Heidi Burke RPLU, CISR, CRIS Matthew Christman Nikolas Geier Margarita Hambrock, CPCU, RPLU, ARe Angela Herman Clayton Herr Jessica Kahn, RPLU Rita (Brown) Small, RPLU Marian Thrash, RPLU Antoinette Vosburgh

Contractors Professional Liability (CPrL) Insurance is More Critical Than Ever in 2025 The construction industry is evolving rapidly, and with it, the risks contractors face. As more firms take on design-build, EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction), and alternative project delivery roles, the line between contractor and designer continues to blur. This shift exposes contractors to professional liability risks that traditional general liability policies don’t cover. Here’s why CPrL insurance is more crucial than ever: ? Design Responsibility = Increased Exposure – Even if your client is subcontracting design work, they could still be held liable for errors. ? Construction Defect Claims on the Rise – Courts are increasingly scrutinizing contractors for professional negligence. ? Regulatory & Contractual Requirements – Many project owners now require CPrL coverage as part of their risk management strategy. ? Costly Legal Battles – Defending against professional liability claims can be millions of dollars, even if your client did nothing wrong. A real-world example that happens often? A contractor was sued for design deficiencies in a project managed under a design-build contract. Even though they didn’t directly perform the design work, the lawsuit claimed they failed to properly oversee the architect. Without CPrL insurance, this could be financially devastating. The takeaway? If your client is involved in design aspects—even indirectly—it’s worth reviewing/considering CPrL coverage. Risk management isn’t just about jobsite safety; it’s also about protecting professional exposure.

Thank you to everyone who joined RT Specialty Small Fleet Transportation, RT Connector and RT Environmental & Construction Professional for their "Cheers to You" event in Malvern, PA last week. What a great kickoff to the new year! #TransportationInsurance #Environmental #Construction #InsurTech