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When a business contracts with a railroad to perform work on railroad property, the contract ordinarily requires the business to provide liability insurance protecting the railroad against claims arising in connection with the work. A railroad may require the same type of coverage when a firm contracts with a non-railroad entity to do work that requires crossing railroad property or that is adjacent to railroad property.

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