Business professionals reviewing a contract

Contracts often include insurance requirements that can affect your coverage and responsibilities. Before you sign, DiNicola can help you understand those requirements and how they relate to your existing insurance program.

Know What You’re Agreeing To

Insurance provisions can be buried in leases, vendor agreements, service contracts, and other business documents. We review the insurance-related requirements to help identify questions or potential coverage issues before the agreement is finalized. Your attorney should address the legal meaning of the contract; our role is to help you understand the insurance requirements and how they may relate to your coverage.

Additional Insured Requirements

Understand when a contract requires another party to be added as an additional insured and what that request may mean for your insurance program.

Coverage & Limit Requirements

Compare required insurance types and limits with the coverage currently carried by your business.

Indemnity & Hold-Harmless Provisions

Identify provisions that may raise insurance questions or may not align with the way your existing coverage is structured.

Certificates of Insurance

Review certificate requirements and the evidence of insurance a contract may require from your business.

Policy & Contract Conflicts

Look for insurance requirements that may differ from or conflict with the coverage provided by your current policies.

Insurance Requirement Review

Bring us the insurance section of a lease, vendor agreement, service contract, or other business agreement before you sign.

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Other Risk Management Services

Contract review is one part of a broader risk management strategy. Explore additional services and resources designed to help protect your people, operations, and business.