Suppose your client’s construction company hired subcontractors to help renovate a multimillion-dollar home. During the renovation process, the arborist your client hired cut down a tree that fell the wrong way, causing extensive damage to the house. The homeowner sues your client for the damage. Even if your client has General Liability...
For businesses that utilize subcontractors, Contractor General Liability (CGL) insurance is an absolute necessity. If a subcontractor hired by your client’s business causes damage, your client’s business can be on the hook for financial compensation to the injured party - this is where CGL insurance comes in. CGL insurance coverage protects your...
Certificates of Insurance programs are the cornerstone of Workers’ Compensation protection in the construction business. A Certificate of Insurance (COI) is a form that provides proof of an active Workers’ Compensation policy. The document specifies a variety of details such as the policy holder, insurance provider, and the dates of active...