Seguros y GravámenesPregunta 1554 de 1632

A subcontractor who is added as additional insured on NO ONE's policy and carries its own CGL is protected for third-party claims:

a.Not at all, since protection depends on the prime contractor's policy
b.Only for injuries to its own employees, through workers' compensation
c.Only to the extent the general contractor's policy chooses to respond
d.By its own CGL policy, subject to its terms and limits

Explicación

A contractor's own commercial general liability policy insures it against covered third-party bodily injury and property damage arising from its operations, whether or not anyone has named it on another policy. (a) and (c) reverse the direction of additional insured coverage — that status usually runs upward, giving the owner and prime access to the sub's insurer, not the other way round. (b) confuses the two coverages: workers' compensation answers injuries to the contractor's own employees, and third parties are not employees.

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