Indemnity and Insurance Provisions in Construction Contracts
When allocating risk inherent in a construction project, it is necessary to pay close attention to the interplay between indemnity and insurance to ensure the objectives of the parties are achieved, writes Jeffrey A. Kiburtz of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman in a paper published in Lexology.
He writes that each has its advantages and limitations, but can effectively be combined to secure the performance of the myriad participants in construction projects of all complexities.
The paper covers the varying scopes of protection, the timing of performance, and the likelihood of performance.
