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RE:definition of errors and omissions.

  • 1.  RE:definition of errors and omissions.

    Posted 10-25-2010 12:17 PM
    I agree with Mr. Lima's description.  Additionally, it would be best if you contacted your insurance carrier for their definition.  That's probably going to be the one that will be used if there is a claim against your errors and omissions insurance.

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    Alan Itzkowitz AIA, CSI, LEED AP
    Architect/Specifier
    DeStefano Partners
    Buffalo Grove IL
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