Additional insured coverage is one of the most relied-upon risk transfer tools in construction—and one of the most misunderstood. Many organizations assume they are protected, only to discover critical gaps when a claim occurs.
This session breaks down where additional insured coverage commonly fails, including misalignment between indemnity provisions, contract language, and actual policy terms. Using real-world case studies, we will walk through how coverage breaks down in practice—such as missing completed operations coverage, untriggered endorsements, and lack of primary and noncontributory status—and what those failures mean financially.
Attendees will leave with practical strategies to better align contracts with available insurance, avoid common pitfalls, and strengthen risk transfer outcomes.
Date: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 2:00pm CT
Credit: 1 PDH. AIA credit is not being offered for this webinar.
Presenter: Noelle McCall, CIC, CRM, CCIP, CRP, ACRA, CISR
Noelle McCall serves as the National Practice Leader for Contract Review at Howden. She has over two decades of specialized experience in contract risk management and insurance. She created and led national contract review practices at Marsh and Aon and served as the co-founder of Contract Risk Academy, where she developed industry-recognized tools, insurance requirement templates, and training programs to simplify and streamline the contract review process while helping clients reduce contractual risk. Noelle holds a Bachelor's degree with a major in Contracts and Acquisitions and a minor in International Business. Based in the Carolinas, she is a frequent presenter for industry groups, legal associations, and risk management organizations, sharing insights on best practices in contract review and insurance compliance. Passionate about innovation, Noelle is currently exploring the use of Artificial Intelligence to enhance contract review efficiency and accuracy.
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