Construction Law

Indemnity & Insurance Claims

Construction indemnity agreements, additional insured endorsements, tender of defense, and insurance coverage disputes — drafting, negotiating, tendering.

Indemnity & Insurance Claims
Indemnity & Insurance Claims

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Construction indemnity agreements, additional insured endorsements, tender of defense, and insurance coverage disputes — drafting, negotiating, tendering and litigating across Southern California.

  • Indemnity agreement drafting and enforcement
  • Additional insured coverage
  • Tender of defense procedures
  • Insurance coverage disputes
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Real estate developers and project owners — contract drafting and review, business formation, indemnity.

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Good to Know
It depends on contract language and the project type. California has limited the enforceability of broad-form indemnity in many residential and public-works contexts.
A clear written tender citing the additional-insured endorsement, with policy and contract attachments — and follow-up if the carrier doesn't accept.
Yes — declaratory judgment actions and bad-faith claims are part of the practice.
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