Insurance Exclusion Negates Additional Insured Coverage

Stanley A. Martin | Commonsense Construction Law So you think your additional insured status as a GC provides protection against claims by your sub’s injured workers? Think again. General contractors commonly require subs to include the GC as an additional insured party on the sub’s general liability insurance policy. This requirement, coupled with an express… Continue reading Insurance Exclusion Negates Additional Insured Coverage

Your CGL Policy May Cover More Than You Think – Damages “because of’ Property Damage or Bodily Injury for Construction Projects

Stella Szantova Giordano | Saxe Doernberger & Vita Construction projects are susceptible to injuries and property damage – which is why the stakeholders involved rely heavily on commercial general liability (“CGL”) insurance policies when such losses occur. While many insureds are familiar with pursuing insurance coverage for bodily injury and property damage, a CGL policy… Continue reading Your CGL Policy May Cover More Than You Think – Damages “because of’ Property Damage or Bodily Injury for Construction Projects

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