Common use of INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVISIONS Clause in Contracts

INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVISIONS. 1. To the extent of a Member Agency’s defense and/or indemnity obligations set forth above, each Member Agency shall automatically be deemed an “additional insured,” or “additional covered party” under the other Member Agency’s Coverage Providers’ liability and property coverage agreement(s), subject to all terms, conditions, limitations, and obligations of such liability coverage agreement (or any available excess coverage agreements). If the Contract involves the sharing of individuals on a joint employer basis under governing legal principles, the coverage protections included herein shall extend on an “additional insured,” or “additional covered party” basis to the other Member Agency’s Coverage Providers’ worker’s compensation coverage agreement. These rights to coverage consideration shall exist under all primary and excess coverage agreements or insurance policies available to the Member Agencies, up to the limits of liability, but this Master Agreement shall not otherwise enlarge the scope of coverage rights or benefits available under a Coverage Provider’s governing coverage documents or agreements. 2. The provisions of this Master Agreement are expected and intended to avoid claims of subrogation, contribution, or indemnity, with rights of subrogation deemed waived and released in favor of the allocation and claim management provisions contained herein, although nothing set forth in this Master Agreement is intended to affect any statutory presumptions or limitations imposed by any law or regulation relating to automobile insurance obligations (e.g., Vehicle Code Section 11580.9).