Skip to main content

Topic

Additional Insured

195 published works

  1. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Indemnity Provision Invalid, But Obligation to Cover Additional Insured Upheld

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       The court considered the validity of a contractual provision to provide insurance when the indemnity clause was deemed invalid.  See Travelers Lloyds Ins. Co. v. Pacific Employers Ins. Co., 2010…

  2. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Insurer Must Defend Allegations of Failure to Disclose Chemical’s Dangerous Propensities

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       Whether a duty to defend was triggered by allegations of the failure to disclose a chemical's dangerous characteristics was the issue in Shell Chemical L.P. v. Discover Prop. &…

  3. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Additional Insured Denied Coverage After Named Insured Fails to Give Timely Notice

    By Tred R. Eyerly

        After being sued in a personal injury action, Marc-Scot Realty (property owner) and Willie Construction, sought a defense as additional insureds under Arch Builder's (general contractor) liability policy.  See Marc-Scot…

  4. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Additional Insured Not Entitled to Defense Where No Allegations of Insured’s Wrongdoing

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       The additional insured contractor was not entitled to a defense where the underlying case failed to allege any negligence by insured subcontractor.  See Clarendon Nat. Ins. Co. v. Am.…

  5. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Policy Restricts Additional Insured from Satisfying SIR

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       If the named insured does not satisfy the self-insured retention (SIR), can the additional insured undertake payment to trigger coverage?  Looking at the language of the policies under consideration,…

  6. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Additional Insured Survives Summary Judgment on Duty to Defend

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       Does a policy's Blanket Additional Insured Endorsement bar primary coverage for an additional insured with a policy of its own?  Although the court answered yes in Kummer Enter., Inc. v.…

  7. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Policy’s Failure to Define “Additional Insured” Leads to Expansive Definition

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       Although the excess insurer sought a narrow reading of "additional insured," the policy's failure to define the coverage allowed a broad reading of the term in Kerrigan v. RM Associates,…

  8. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Exclusion Precludes Coverage for Additional Insured

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       Allegations in the underlying complaint proved crucial in analyzing coverage for an additional insured under Texas' eight-corners rule.  See The Burlington N. and Santa Fe R. R. Co. v. National…

  9. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Additional Insureds Covered in Suit For Helicopter Crash

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       Complicated facts but easily understood legal standards were presented in Breaux v. Halliburton Energy Serv., Inc., No. 04-1636, 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 112374 (E.D. La. Dec. 2, 2009).   Era Aviation,…

  10. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Additional Insureds Not Entitled to Notice of Policy’s Cancellation

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       Defendants were sued in an underlying state court action.  See Riverport Ins. Co. v. Oakland Cmty. Housing, Inc., No. C 08-3883, 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 104472 (N.D. Cal. Nov.…