Additional Insured Coverage in Construction Contracts and Interplay With Contractual Indemnification Clauses
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE webinar will provide attendees with a review of key issues in additional insured (AI) coverage, the interrelationship between contractual indemnification and AI coverage, and best practices to maximize AI coverage and for insurers to minimize exposure.
Outline
- Overview of additional insured status
- Additional insured vs. additional named insured
- Endorsements vs. certificate of insurance
- Policy language and various additional insured forms
- Scope of coverage
- Priority of coverage
- Notice to insurer
- The interplay between contractual indemnity and additional insured coverage
- Contractual indemnification
- Contractual insurance requirements
- Additional insured coverage
- Best practices for insurers to minimize exposure for AI coverage and contractual indemnity
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- How can counsel ensure that contractually required AI coverage is satisfied by the named insured's policy?
- Why is a possession of merely a certificate of insurance often inadequate protection for the party seeking AI status?
- What are the challenges and pitfalls in drafting indemnification provisions for construction contracts?
- How do the insurer's duties and obligations vary concerning AI coverage versus contractual indemnification?
Faculty
James P. (Jamie) Bobotek
Partner
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman
Mr. Bobotek guides clients through all phases of development and construction of commercial properties, including... | Read More
Mr. Bobotek guides clients through all phases of development and construction of commercial properties, including preparation, review and negotiation of development, design, construction, design-build, and related agreements. He also counsels clients in analyzing insurance coverage claims, formulating risk management strategies, and developing contractual insurance requirements. Mr. Bobotek has secured many favorable outcomes for commercial policyholders on CGL, builder’s risk, commercial property, business interruption, E&O, cyber, professional liability, D&O, pollution, fidelity and other claims.
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Lindsay Rollins
Atty
Hancock Daniel & Johnson
Ms. Rollins' practice focuses on insurance coverage litigation and counseling, as well as general commercial... | Read More
Ms. Rollins' practice focuses on insurance coverage litigation and counseling, as well as general commercial litigation. She is licensed to practice law in eight states and the District of Columbia. Ms. Rollins represents insurance clients in a wide range of insurance coverage cases in state and federal court, including commercial general liability, professional liability, employment practices liability, builders risk, commercial auto and trucking, personal auto, homeowners, umbrella, excess, and first-party property claims. She also regularly counsels insurance clients and provides analysis and recommendations with respect to complicated and emerging coverage issues. In addition, Ms. Rollins represents corporate clients in commercial contract and tort litigation and advises and assists these clients with pre-litigation case assessments and negotiations.
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