An additional insured is a person or organization that is covered by an insurance policy, in addition to whoever originally purchased the policy. Many insurance carriers will offer blanket coverage to a policy that covers landlords, lessors, etc. However, some organizations require the specific entity to be added. If your contract requires that you list a company as your additional insured, make sure to include the language they used on your Certificate of Insurance.
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Most people list additional insureds because they are required to by a contract. Learn more about contract requirements, other endorsements, and how those requirements show up on a COI below!
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