Practical guides on certificate of insurance tracking, ACORD 25 review, endorsements, and vendor compliance.
What control of well insurance covers, how it differs from general liability, who needs it, and how to verify operators extra expense coverage on a certificate of insurance.
Read articleThe insurance coverage and limits cities, counties and agencies require on government contracts, plus additional insured, waiver of subrogation and bonds.
Read articleWhat abuse and molestation insurance covers, why general liability usually excludes it, which programs need it, and how to verify it on a certificate of insurance.
Read articleWhat completed operations coverage is, how it differs from products liability, why contracts require it, and how to verify it on a certificate of insurance.
Read articleHow freight brokers verify carrier insurance: coverage to require, checking auto and cargo limits, and why to re-verify before every load.
Read articleHow to verify a certificate of insurance is real and current: check the ACORD 25, confirm coverage and additional insured, and spot the red flags of a fake COI.
Read articleAdditional insured and certificate holder are not the same. Learn the difference, why it matters, and how to verify the additional insured endorsement on a COI.
Read articleWhat insurance to require from vendors and subcontractors: the coverage types, common limits, additional insured, and how to verify and track every certificate.
Read articleAn ACORD 25 is the standard certificate of liability insurance. Here is what each box means and how to read and verify one, line by line.
Read articleWhat an additional insured endorsement is, why your vendor and lease contracts require one, and how to confirm a certificate actually includes it.
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