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Disproportionate claim on professional liability

Richiesta danni sproporzionata su RC professionale · Insurance · Beginner

The case

An engineer with professional liability cover receives a 900,000€ damage claim for an alleged calculation error in a project. The opposing expert report attributes the entire cost of redoing the work to the error, but initial assessments suggest the error affects only a limited portion of the works. The insured is panicking and wants to settle immediately at any price. How do you set up the file?

Un ingegnere assicurato in RC professionale riceve una richiesta danni da 900.000€ per un presunto errore di calcolo in un progetto. La perizia di controparte attribuisce all'errore l'intero costo di rifacimento dell'opera, ma dai primi accertamenti l'errore inciderebbe solo su una porzione limitata dei lavori. L'assicurato è nel panico e vuole chiudere subito a qualsiasi cifra. Come imposti la gestione?

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