Ben Builder carries a CGL policy with a $2 million general aggregate limit. Ben is contractually required to make both Paula Project and Ernie Engineer additional insureds on his standard CGL policy, which he does by attaching the appropriate endorsements. Later, the insurer pays $900,000 for a claim against Paula. Assuming no other changes to the policy, how much of the aggregate limit is available for claims against Ben arising out of his work on this project? (Search Chapter 5) a. $1.1 million b. $1.1 million minus the costs incurred by the insurer in defending Paula c. $2 million d. $2 million minus the costs incurred by the insurer in defending Paula