Seguros y GravámenesPregunta 1563 de 1632
'Additional insured' status is most valuable to an upstream party (like an owner or GC) because it:
a.Releases the upstream party from carrying its own liability coverage
b.Lowers the downstream party's premium by spreading the same risk
c.Guarantees that the downstream party will complete its scope of work
d.Gives access to the sub's insurer for defense and indemnity
Explicación
An additional insured endorsement lets the owner or general contractor tender a claim arising out of the subcontractor's work to the subcontractor's insurer and obtain a defense and indemnity under that policy, subject to its terms and limits. (a) is the dangerous reading: risk transfer supplements your own coverage and never excuses it. (b) confuses insurance with cost allocation — adding insureds does not reduce the premium. (c) describes a performance bond, which is a surety obligation rather than an insurance one.
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