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In a previous post, we addressed blanket additional insured endorsements and the role they play in passing insurance obligations downstream. In short, the purpose of a “blanket” endorsement is to ...

Additional insured — it’s a standard practice in most industries to require vendors to protect you under their insurance policies. These insurance transfers occur most frequently when hiring companies ...

If you thought that getting your company identified as an additional insured on your subcontractor’s insurance policy was sufficient to provide you with the same insurance coverage that the ...

An increasingly common source of delay and confusion seems to be whether a contracting party will, or even can, waive its liability insurer’s subrogation rights against the other party, especially ...

An additional insured endorsement expands your coverage to someone else who might be held liable for your work. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners ...

Everyone in construction loves OPI—other people’s insurance. The most common and direct way to access OPI is to require it in your construction contracts, usually via additional insured status. But in ...

When you are negotiating a contract for services or a lease of premises, and the contract requires you to add an entity as an additional named insured or an additional insured, you must determine and ...

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All contractors in Washington have a searchable webpage maintained by the state Department of Labor & Industries' Contractor Registration Department. A contractor's webpage contains a decent amount of ...