About Liability Insurance
Business liability insurance is specifically designed to protect your business assets if it is alleged that the actions of your company resulted in bodily injury or property damage to someone else.
General liability policies provide coverage for lawsuits arising out of:
- Premises & Operations
- Fire Damage Liability (damage by fire to premises rented to the insured)
- Personal and Advertising Injury
- Products/Completed Operations
You may want to consider a Businessowners Policy which combines your Liability, Property and other types of coverage into one comprehensive policy and which can help you save time and money on your total insurance program. And since we live in an age of million-dollar lawsuits, you may also want to add extra liability protection in the form of a Commercial Umbrella Policy. We can tell you more about these plans and if they make sense for you.
General Liability
In today's litigious society no business is immune to the threat of lawsuits. Any enterprise can be sued at any time, and for just about any reason.
People may claim that your business caused them harm as the result of, for example, a defective product, an error in a service or disregard for another person’s property. Or someone may allege that you created a hazardous environment.
Your liability insurance pays damages for which you are found liable, up to the policy limits, as well as attorneys' fees and other legal defense expenses. It also pays the medical bills of any people injured by your business.
Get the coverage you need
Are you unsure about the specific exposures and risks you face? Or the protection you need? Our insurance needs analysis tool is a good place to start. It will help you to identify your potential exposures to loss and list the coverages that may be appropriate for you. Click the link below to access our free individual risk analysis tool.
