Seguros y GravámenesPregunta 1545 de 1632
A subcontract requires 'primary and noncontributory' coverage when the sub names the GC as additional insured. That means the sub's policy should:
a.Not respond to the general contractor's own claims at all
b.Pay first, without contribution from the GC's policy
c.Pay only after the GC's own policy has been fully exhausted
d.Cover the sub's employees for their own injuries
Explicación
Primary and noncontributory means the subcontractor's policy answers first for claims arising out of the subcontractor's work, and does not ask the additional insured's own insurer to share the loss — which is what makes the risk transfer real rather than nominal. (c) is the excess or umbrella position, the exact inverse of what the requirement buys. (a) describes where the general contractor stands with no additional insured endorsement at all. (d) is workers' compensation, a coverage no liability endorsement supplies.
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Revisado por Abraham Chen — Licensed California General Contractor (CSLB License #1101856 — verificar)