General liability
May help with covered third-party injury, property damage and certain advertising claims, subject to policy terms and exclusions.
Protection built around your operation
Business insurance
Identify the coverage, limits and exclusions that can protect your property, operations, team and continuity.
Select InsuranceUnderstand before requesting a quote
May be relevant for
Situations worth reviewing.
- Business owners protecting property, equipment or inventory
- Companies with employees, customers, contracts or vehicles
- Professionals exposed to liability, cyber or service-related risks
The essentials
What to understand before comparing.
A quote is more useful when you understand which details can change coverage, access and cost.
Property and interruption
Property coverage may protect buildings, equipment and inventory. Business income coverage may help after a covered interruption.
Employees and vehicles
Workers' compensation and commercial auto follow specific state, ownership and use rules. Personal policies may exclude business activity.
Professional and cyber risk
Some businesses need errors and omissions, cyber liability, employment practices or industry-specific protection.
Educational example
A growing professional firm
A small company signs a larger contract, hires employees and begins storing more customer data.
What should be compared?It should review liability limits, workers' compensation, cyber protection, contract requirements and business interruption instead of simply renewing the old policy.
This example is hypothetical and is not a recommendation, quote or guarantee of coverage.Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to help you begin.
Rules, benefits, costs and availability can vary. We will review your situation before discussing a specific plan.
Does one policy cover every business risk?
No. Coverage depends on industry, operations, employees, property, vehicles, contracts and exclusions.
What is a business owner's policy?
A BOP commonly combines property, general liability and business income coverage for eligible businesses, but it does not include every exposure.
Do home-based businesses need insurance?
Often. Homeowners policies may limit or exclude business property, liability, data and customer activity.
When should coverage be reviewed?
At least annually and after changes in services, payroll, sales, locations, vehicles, equipment or contracts.
Important information
Always verify current details.
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