An Additional Insured Sample Clauses

An Additional Insured clause extends insurance coverage under a policy to a person or entity not originally named as the insured. Typically, this clause is used in contracts where one party, such as a contractor or vendor, is required to add another party, like a property owner or client, to their liability insurance policy. By doing so, the additional insured receives protection against certain claims or losses arising from the named insured's operations or activities. The core function of this clause is to allocate risk and provide assurance that the additional party is covered for specific liabilities, reducing potential gaps in insurance protection.