For example, on a
particular business liability policy an annual aggregate limit would be the total amount the insurance company would pay for all claims on that policy in a given year.
Most business liability policies are written on the occurrence version of the ISO Commercial General Liability Coverage Form (CGL) or on a form very similar to it.
Some of
Business Liability policies include: Commercial General Liability Insurance (CGPL); Business Automobile Policy (BAP); Employers Liability and Workers Compensation; Manufacturers and Contractors Liability (M&C); Owners, Landlords and Tenants Liability Insurance Policy (Ol & t); and Physicians, Surgeons and Dentists Professional Liability.
Commercial umbrella insurance provides an affordable layer of excess liability insurance for your business above the limits provided by
standard business liability policies and could mean the difference between staying in business or becoming a lawsuit casualty in situations like this:
Commercial Umbrella Insurance provides an additional layer of liability insurance, (Bodily Injury and Property Damage), over and above
existing business liability policies, also known as underlying policies.
Knowing these insurance terms can help you make an informed choice about
your business liability policy.
Every business liability policy must be tailored to your unique business, or you face having limited or no coverage when you really need it.
If you rent out more frequently, a stand - alone commercial or
business liability policy might be recommended.
«Delivery and courier cyclists must be covered by their own general
business liability policy or the policy of the entity for which they are working,» explains Neil.