Can anybody tell me why the heck I should go through the expense and bother of listing a broker as an additional insured on my policy? Seems a COI should be enough. They just need to know I'm insured. The broker doesn't pay my insurance or own my company, why should I cover them with my policy? What am I not getting?
Certificate Holder vs. Additional Insured on insurance
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Michael H, Nov 3, 2016.
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When a broker ( or anyone else for that matter ) is listed as an additional insured on your policy, it gives them the ability to file a claim directly with the insurance company. Personally, I'm fine with adding a broker as an additional insured for instances where I am sure or reasonably confident that it supports a long-term business relationship.
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I don't like paying to list a broker as additional insured either. I have on a couple of occasions just put them as a cert holder and nothing was ever said.
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