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Insurance for architects.
In the architecture industry, you have a great deal of responsibility in the planning and implementation of construction projects. From planning errors and breaches of the duty to provide advice and information to structural defects: in the event of a claim, you are responsible for your project. Even small errors can have big consequences.
Our tailor-made insurance offers you comprehensive protection against the financial and legal consequences of these risks, so that you and your architectural firm can focus on what really matters: your creative vision.
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Questions and answers
It is up to you whether you decide to take out insurance for your architecture firm, and which type of insurance, in line with your needs. SMEs in the architecture industry often opt for the following types of insurance:
- Commercial liability insurance: This insurance covers damage that occurs in the course of business activities, such as accidents on business premises.
- Legal protection insurance: This helps in the event of legal disputes that may arise in connection with professional activities. One typical use-case is in building rights disputes.
The cost of commercial liability insurance for architects is based on your personal needs. Premiums are generally between CHF 700 and CHF 1,500 per year.
Please note that no claims whatsoever may be derived from the description on our website:
- Non-binding information: All information on our insurance policies and benefits is provided for information purposes and does not constitute a legally binding offer.
- No guarantee that information is complete or up to date: As insurance policies and legal frameworks can change, we recommend that you always read the official contractual documents or seek advice.
- Individual contractual conditions apply: The final benefits and entitlements depend on individual policies, applications, insurance conditions and agreements.
- Exclusion of liability: Generali accepts no responsibility for errors or misunderstandings that may arise as a result of the content of the website.
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