Bodily injury
A customer slips in your store or is hurt by your work.
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Covers injuries and property damage your business causes to others, the claims most likely to reach a small company. It's also what clients and landlords ask to see first.
A customer slips in your store or is hurt by your work.
You or your crew damage a client's property.
Claims that arise after a job is finished or a product is sold.
Libel, slander or copyright claims tied to your marketing.
Attorney fees and court costs, typically paid in addition to your limits.
Small injury claims paid regardless of fault.
General liability excludes injuries to your own employees (that's workers' comp), vehicles (commercial auto), your own property and professional mistakes. We'll point out gaps before they become claims.
State law doesn't require it for most businesses, but leases, client contracts and many municipal licenses do.
It extends your policy's protection to a client or landlord for claims arising from your work. Contracts often require it.
Once the policy is bound, certificates are usually issued the same day.
Tell us what you need to cover. An agent will review carriers and call you back, usually the same business day.