Risk Mgt, Claims & Ins
Risk Mgt
Additional Insureds

How to deal with indemnities and requests for additional insured status in your construction related contracts

Whether an additional insured endorsement that excludes the negligence of the additional insured furnishes illusory cove

Discussion on how to handle the addition of additional insureds to a liability policy

A discussion of 2004 ISO changes to the CGL related to additional insureds

What you need to know - includes best practices and tips

Areas to consider in a basic analysis of any additional insured endorsement

White paper on AI endorsements and how they work in the construction industry

Construction industry issues

Covers risk management for the public sector

Thinking it through

What does it really get you?

Recognizing coverage risks with additional insured endorsements

Blanket additional insured endorsements are useful tools

Outlines the differences

Schal-Bovis, Inc. v Casualty Ins. Co., 732 NE2d 1179 (Ill App June 30, 2000)

Presents the issues related to additional insureds on insurance policies

Consequences of the amended ISO 2004 additional insured endorsements

Avoid these ISO 2004 additional insured endorsements

The difference between Additional Insured and Certificate Holder

Courts scrutinize current additional insured endorsements

Four classifications of "Insured" are contained in or endorsed to the commercial general liability policy

Time and circumstances have changed the need for additional insured coverage

The difference between a named insured and Additional named insured could be who pays a million dollar loss

The danger of being an additional insured on a CGL policy with an SIR

The exact meaning of “additional insured” is very uncertain, and court decisions differ dramatically

How to minimize the risks

The certificate of insurance does not confer coverage of additional insured status

Manuscript Endorsements