Additional Insured Contractor’s Right to be Defended & Incorporation of Prime Contract Indemnity Obligations into the Subcontract
ConstructionRisk.com Report Vol. #13, Issue #5
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Additional Insured,duty to defend,Flow down,Incorporation by Reference,Indemnification,Insurance - Additional Insured,Insurance Coverage Disputes
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Two employees of a subcontractor sued the prime contractor for their personal injuries resulting from a fall. The prime contractor in turn sued the subcontractor and the subcontractor’s insurance carriers for breach of a duty to defend and indemnify the contractor in the employee’s action. For various reasons, the trial court determined the indemnification provision [...]
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Additional Insured Endorsement Limited
Additional Insured,GCL,Insurance - Additional Insured,Insurance Coverage Disputes
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Contractors are often required by contract to name the project owner as an “additional insured” under a commercial general liability (CGL) policy and this is routinely done. Subcontractors are sometimes required to name both the general contractor and project owner as additional insureds under their CGL policy. Design professionals, on the other hand, rarely are [...]
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