Informational agency tools now available to help construction clients
We created informational documents you can reference to help your construction clients manage their contractual risk when they use subcontractors or when your client is used as a subcontractor. The terms in these documents will require revision to reflect the circumstances of the contractual relationships and/or the legal requirements of the state. Consultation with a qualified attorney may be required.
Two informational contracts are included in the links below for scenarios when your policyholder uses subcontractors or for when they are used as a subcontractor and want to propose alternative contract language.
Two checklists were also created to help you evaluate the positive and negative characteristics of a contract. Each contract checklist is a fillable form with informational comments to assist with your evaluation. The checklists support the quality of the contracts that your policyholders use with subcontractors or the evaluation of contracts policyholders sign when they are the subcontractor.
- Policyholder uses a subcontractor checklist
- Policyholder is signing a contract as a subcontractor checklist
We recommend you download and save the checklists to your computer to view the checkbox hover text.
These documents are provided for informational purposes only. They are not exhaustive, and they do not constitute legal advice. You should consult with a qualified attorney, licensed to practice in your state, prior to utilizing these documents. Encova will not be liable in any manner or to any extent for any direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages, losses or expenses arising out of the use of these informational documents.