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Your "Additional Insured" Status: What Does It Really Get You? by Bradford A. Nilsson
Thelen Reid & Priest LLP
San Francisco Office
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March 27, 2005
Previously published on May 24, 2004
Owners commonly require that contractors and subcontractors provide them "additional insured" status under the contractor's and subcontractor's with general liability policies. Contractors, in turn, require their subcontractors to provide them with additional insured coverage. The additional insured status is intended to provide extra coverage to the owner or to the general contractor in the event of an insurance claim. This status is provided by an endorsement or written amendment to the underlying policy.
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