The housing authority of a large municipality requires contractors to name it as an additional insured on a primary and noncontributory basis…on the workers' compensation and employers liability policy.
A state authority demands a commercial general liability endorsement prohibiting the insurance carrier from raising some legal defenses without the authority's advance written permission.
A general contractor requires subcontractors to carry $300,000 in fire damage legal liability coverage. It also expects subcontractors to have their insurance producers warrant that it is a “third-party beneficiary” under the policies.
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