- Introduction to Insurance
- Types of Liability Insurance
- What is Covered by General Liability Insurance?
- What is an Umbrella Policy?
- Why is Liability Insurance Important?
- How Business Structure Affects Liability
- Liability and Independent Contractors
- What is Property and Casualty Insurance?
- Why Is Property and Casualty Insurance Important?
- Types of Property Insurance
- Business Owner Policies
- Cyber Insurance
- Choosing the Right Insurance
Chances are, your business needs at least some liability insurance, no matter what type of business it is or how it's run. General liability policies vary, but often include these kind of coverages:
- Personal injury
- Advertising liability (usually unavailable if your business is in advertising or a related field)
- Medical payments for minor injuries suffered on your premises by customers or other members of the general public
- Damage caused by fire, smoke, and explosion in the building you rent or lease
- Contractual liability
- Property damage
- Liquor liability (unless your business concerns the distribution or sale of liquor)
- Limited worldwide products liability, which expands coverage beyond your geographic area to cover areas where your products are distributed
- Incidental medical malpractice, in the event someone is provided emergency first aid on your premises and is injured in the process
- Non-owned watercraft or aircraft
Other coverages can be included that are tailored to suit the nature of your business and you particular liabilities. Discuss your coverage options with your insurance agent or broker.