Business insurance guide
Business Insurance
Business insurance brings together policies for property, vehicles, employees, liability, and industry-specific risks. Use these guides to understand the purpose of each coverage and the details worth comparing.
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Learn what core commercial policies commonly protect, where limitations arise, and what to compare.
General Liability Insurance
Core liability coverage for third-party bodily injury, property damage, and certain personal and advertising injury claims.
Read the coverage guideCommercial Auto Insurance
Coverage for liability and physical damage exposures involving vehicles used in a business.
Read the coverage guideCommercial Property Insurance
Protection for buildings, business personal property, stock, equipment, and selected income exposures.
Read the coverage guideWorkers’ Compensation Insurance
Coverage for work-related employee injuries and illnesses, together with employer liability protection.
Read the coverage guideProfessional Liability Insurance
Coverage for certain claims alleging errors, omissions, negligence, or failure in professional services.
Read the coverage guideProduct Liability Insurance
Coverage for certain bodily injury or property damage claims arising from products made, sold, or distributed.
Read the coverage guideCyber Liability Insurance
First- and third-party coverage for selected data, privacy, security, and technology incidents.
Read the coverage guideCommercial Umbrella Insurance
Additional liability limits above scheduled underlying business policies, subject to its own terms.
Read the coverage guideBuilders Risk Insurance
Temporary property coverage for a building or project while construction is underway.
Read the coverage guideCommercial and Contract Bonds
Surety bonds that guarantee specified obligations rather than insuring ordinary business losses.
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