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Sometimes a lawsuit stems from someone being injured in your tenant’s space. Savvy shopping center and office building owners know that they can protect themselves by requiring the tenant to name them as an “additional insured” on their liability insurance policies. But if your lease requires only that the party identified in the lease as the “Landlord” be named in the tenant’s policy as an additional insured it won’t give insurance coverage to everyone needing protection.