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Home » Wrap-Up Insurance and the Risk of Coverage Gaps: A Case from the Eleventh Circuit
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Wrap-Up Insurance and the Risk of Coverage Gaps: A Case from the Eleventh Circuit

May 13, 2025Updated:June 4, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Controlled Insurance Programs (“CIPs,” “wrap-ups” or simply “wraps”) are promoted as particularly well-suited for large construction projects, offering a single insurance program that covers all eligible participants. Theoretically, a wrap eliminates multiple carriers and duplicated coverages. However, depending on the entity sponsoring the wrap, the owner in an owner-controlled insurance...

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