General Liability
How the CGL policy works: coverages, endorsements, additional insureds, and the forms behind them.
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Related forms
- ACORD 126Commercial General Liability SectionWhat the ACORD 126 general liability application section asks, how classifications and exposures set CGL premium, and why the subcontractor answers matter.
- ACORD 25Certificate of Liability InsuranceWhat the ACORD 25 certificate of liability insurance shows, why it confers no rights on the holder, and how to read the operations and certificate holder boxes.
- CG 00 01Commercial General Liability Coverage FormWhat the CG 00 01 Commercial General Liability Coverage Form covers, how its three coverage parts work, and who automatically counts as an insured under it.
- CG 20 01Primary and Noncontributory: Other Insurance ConditionWhat the CG 20 01 primary and noncontributory endorsement does, how it changes the other insurance condition, and when construction contracts demand it.
- CG 20 10Additional Insured: Owners, Lessees or Contractors (Scheduled Person or Organization)What the CG 20 10 additional insured endorsement does, why upstream parties demand it on construction contracts, and how its editions differ.
- CG 20 26Additional Insured: Designated Person or OrganizationWhat the CG 20 26 additional insured endorsement does, when it fits better than CG 20 10, and how its schedule works for municipalities, venues, sponsors, and other non construction parties.
- CG 20 37Additional Insured: Owners, Lessees or Contractors, Completed OperationsWhat the CG 20 37 completed operations additional insured endorsement covers, why contracts pair it with CG 20 10, and how long you must keep it in force.