Protection for everyday business liability risks.
General liability is the foundation of most business insurance programs. It can help pay for covered claims that your business caused bodily injury or property damage to someone else, plus certain advertising and personal-injury claims, including the cost of a legal defense.
Every policy is different. Your actual coverage depends on the policy terms, limits and exclusions.
Possibly. Homeowners policies often exclude business activity, and many clients, landlords and venues require proof of general liability before you can work with them.
It is a one-page summary that proves you carry coverage. Clients and landlords often request one, sometimes naming them as an additional insured.
Coverage designed to protect employees and businesses when work-related injuries occur.
ExampleA kitchen employee burns their hand during a shift. Workers’ compensation can help pay for treatment and part of their wages while they heal.
A convenient combination of business property and liability protection for eligible businesses.
ExampleA pipe bursts and floods your shop. A BOP can help repair the space, replace damaged inventory and replace lost income while you are closed.
Protection related to certain claims involving professional services, mistakes, or omissions.
ExampleA client says your consulting recommendation cost them a contract and files a claim. Professional liability can help with your defense and covered damages.
Tell us about your business and we’ll help you explore options and limits that fit.
