ABOUT THIS PRACTICE

About Risk Transfer

In complex business operations, real estate, and construction projects, risk transfer is a critical shield. It ensures that the party actually responsible for a loss is the one who pays for it. Unfortunately, downstream parties and their insurance companies, frequently attempt to dodge these obligations the moment a claim arises, leaving you exposed to costly litigation.

At Boyle Anderson, we represent businesses, general contractors, developers, and property owners across Florida and the Carolinas in enforcing risk transfer agreements. We know the tactics insurers use to deny additional insured status or invalidate indemnity contracts. We don’t just ask for compliance; we litigate fiercely to force the responsible insurers to step up, defend, and indemnify our clients.
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OUR GOAL
Protect your bottom line by successfully enforcing your risk transfer protocols, forcing the appropriate downstream insurers to honor their duty to defend and indemnify you against costly claims.
HOW WE HELP
How Our Team Can Assist You
When a claim arises, the financial impact shouldn’t fall on your shoulders if another party agreed to bear the risk. At Boyle Anderson, our dedicated team of trial attorneys meticulously reviews your contracts, vendor agreements, and insurance policies to ensure your risk transfer protocols are fully enforceable. We understand the complex web of liability in business and construction, and we are prepared to hold downstream parties—and their insurers—accountable to their obligations. Whether navigating construction defects, real estate disputes, or operational liabilities, we step in to shield your assets and shift the burden of defense and indemnification precisely where it belongs.
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Enforcing Additional Insured Endorsements

When you require a subcontractor, vendor, or tenant to name you as an “Additional Insured” on their policy, you expect to be protected. When their insurer inevitably attempts to deny your status, we step in to dismantle their arguments and force them to provide the defense you are owed.
When you require a subcontractor, vendor, or tenant to name you as an “Additional Insured” on their policy, you expect to be protected. When their insurer inevitably attempts to deny your status, we step in to dismantle their arguments and force them to provide the defense you are owed.
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Contractual Indemnification Disputes

A well-drafted indemnity agreement is only as strong as your ability to enforce it. We aggressively litigate against at-fault parties who refuse to honor their contractual obligations to hold you harmless, ensuring the financial burden is shifted where the contract dictates.
A well-drafted indemnity agreement is only as strong as your ability to enforce it. We aggressively litigate against at-fault parties who refuse to honor their contractual obligations to hold you harmless, ensuring the financial burden is shifted where the contract dictates.
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Complex Construction Defect Risk Transfer

In high-stakes construction defect litigation, multiple parties and overlapping policies are always in play. We untangle these complex webs of liability, strategically utilizing risk transfer to push exposure down the chain to the responsible subcontractors and their carriers.
In high-stakes construction defect litigation, multiple parties and overlapping policies are always in play. We untangle these complex webs of liability, strategically utilizing risk transfer to push exposure down the chain to the responsible subcontractors and their carriers.
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