Learn to identify the downstream coverage you need on a construction project and how to obtain it.
Managing and spreading risk is of upmost importance on large construction projects. One of the ways to do this is by requiring downstream parties to name you as an additional insured on their insurance policies is not enough. For example, many contractors do not understand how being named as an additional insured specifically works to their benefit in the event of litigation for construction defects. This topic will help you identify the downstream coverage you need on a construction project, how to get it, and also give you some best practices to implement on the front end to help you get downstream coverage, and identify the risks associated with future claims and issues related to additional insurance coverage during litigation.
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Faculty
Patrick (Gene) Blanton
Slates Harwell, LLP
- Equity partner with Slates Harwell, LLP
- Practice focuses on the representation of general contractors, owners, and specialty subcontractors in contract negotiations, resolution of project disputes, and formal litigation
- Has written and negotiated contracts and subcontracts for clients on large projects involving retail, multi-family, industrial, heavy highway, education, and many others
- Negotiates those contracts and advising clients on the potential for risk has helped to better serve clients in the dispute resolution arena where he has represented general contractors on construction defect claims, often involving over twenty parties and raising downstream coverage issues long after the completion of a project
- J.D. degree, Washington University, St. Louis, School of Law; B.A. degree, University of North Texas
- Can be contacted at 469-317-1055 or [email protected]
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