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Gain a comprehensive understanding of duty of care in professional settings
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Increase your knowledge around proportionate and vicarious liability principles
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Learn about recent legal developments and how they impact your practice
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Discover strategies to mitigate risks and enhance your professional conduct
Following the success of Webbers previous webinars, they are continuing a commitment to providing valuable knowledge and practical advice. In case you missed them, members can catch up with the recordings below:
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Managing Contract Risk –
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Understanding Professional Indemnity Claims –
[Watch Recording]CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS WEBINAR
This webinar is ideal for construction industry professionals, including building designers, engineers, architects, project managers, contractors, and those managing construction projects and subcontractors.
Gain essential insights and practical strategies to enhance your understanding of duty of care and its implications in your practice.
SPEAKERS:
Emma Harriott
Emma is a Senior Associate based in Woodina Law's Sydney office, practicing exclusively in insurance law since 2014. She has extensive experience defending general liability and professional negligence claims across Australia.
Daniel Webber is a Director of Webber Insurance Services, where he has served since February 2013. With a career starting in 2006, Daniel has extensive experience in commercial broking, underwriting and team management. He specializes in Professional Indemnity, IT Liability, Management Liability, and Public Liability insurance, priding himself on his personalised client approach.
Daniel's qualifications include being a Senior Associate of ANZIIF, a Qualified Practicing Insurance Broker with NIBA, and a Certified Insurance Practitioner. He has received notable accolades, such as the Elite Broker award from Insurance Business Australia and Advisr’s Top South Australian Insurance Broker.
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