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(Part VI) Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims
This post is a continuation of the series “Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims.” This post (Part VI) is the first of several posts which address additional insured (AI) coverage for a general contractor under the … Continue reading
(Part IV): Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims
This post (Part IV) is a continuation of my multiple part series “Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims.” (You may want to read the prior posts in this series to catch up). This post addresses the specific requirements … Continue reading
(Part III) Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims
This post is a continuation of the series “Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims.” This post (Part III) addresses the “strict construction” test used to interpret indemnification agreements. Part IV will address the specific requirements of “insured … Continue reading
(Part II) Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims
This post is a continuation of the series “Minnesota CGL: Getting a Handle on Large Construction Defect Claims.” This post, as well as the next three, will focus on the subcontractor’s liability to a general contractor pursuant to an indemnity … Continue reading
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Minnesota Contractual Risk Transfer Materials (1/2009)
A contract is an agreement in which each party promises to do something for the other party. Usually, one party agrees to provide goods or services while the other party agrees to pay for those goods or services. Unfortunately, during … Continue reading
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