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Insurance glossary · Waiver of subrogation

Waiver of subrogation, explained

Stops the vendor’s insurer from suing you after it pays a loss that may involve your alleged negligence.

Operational context

What compliance teams should know.

Ask for both GL (CG 24 04) and WC (WC 00 03 13) when your contract requires a waiver on all policies.

Use the governing documents.

This reference is educational. A certificate summarizes represented coverage and does not amend a policy. Confirm requirements and coverage questions with the relevant contract, endorsement, insurer, broker, counsel, or qualified advisor.

Related terms

ACORD 25The ACORD 25 is the standard US Certificate of Liability Insurance. It summarizes policies in force — it does not confer rights by itself.CG 20 10ISO form that names another party as additional insured while work is ongoing.CG 20 37The completed-operations companion to CG 20 10. Many construction and roofing claims arrive after substantial completion.
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