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  1. Ahead of Schedule

    The Devil is in the Details: Contractual Additional Insured Requirements

    By Cory Haller

    Owners frequently require their contractors to name them as additional insureds. Owners and contractors often include requirements seeking to have the obligation to name them as additional insureds “flow down”…

  2. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Additional Insured Not Entitled to Indemnity Coverage For Damage Caused by Named Insured

    By Tred R. Eyerly

        The additional insured unsuccessfully sought to recover damages to its building caused by the named insured. Brit UW, Ltd. v. Tripar, Inc., 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2462 (N.D. Ill. Jan. 6,…

  3. The Northwest Policyholder

    Montana: Insurer Breached Duty to Defend Even if Policyholder Was Defended by Another Insurer

    By Seth Row

    The Montana Supreme Court issued a decision Thanksgiving week clarifying that when a policyholder is owed a defense by multiple general liability insurers, all of those insurers must participate in…

  4. The Northwest Policyholder

    Additional Insured Promises Mean Companies May Pay Twice for Employee Injuries

    By Seth Row

    Most business owners understand that in exchange for paying premiums for workers compensation insurance, they get immunity from suit from their own injured employees.  This is usually referred to as…

  5. The Northwest Policyholder

    Oregon Employer Liability Ruling Highlights Importance of Additional Insured Status

    By Seth Row

    Earlier this year the Oregon Supreme Court expanded the potential liability of contractors and others for injury to employees of others on a job site, making it more critical than…

  6. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Lessor Not Covered by Lessee’s Policy

    By Tred R. Eyerly

        The court granted the insurer's motion to dismiss a lessor's complaint seeking coverage because the lessor was not insured under the lessee's policy. Dynasty Int'l LLC v. Lexington Ins. Co.,…

  7. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Supplier’s Purchase Order Does Not Confer Additional Insured Status

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       The district court ruled that there was no duty to defend the purported additional insured because a purchase order did not invoke additional insured status. Fed. Signal Corp. v. Tammcor…

  8. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Umbrella Policy Must Drop Down to Assist with Defense

    By Tred R. Eyerly

           The court determined that an umbrella carrier was obligated to assist the general liability insurer in defending the insured. Am. States Ins. Co. v. Insurance Company of the State of…

  9. Insurance Law Hawaii

    Cross Motions for Summary Judgment in Construction Defect Case Denied

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       The court denied the insurer's and the contractor's cross motions for summary judgment. Core Construction Servs. Southeast v. Crum & Forster Specialty Ins. Co., 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11487 (M.D.…

  10. Insurance Law Hawaii

    No Additional Insured Status for Building Owner

    By Tred R. Eyerly

       Because the contract between the parties failed to state that the insured was obligated to name the building owner as an additional insured, the owner was not an additional…