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Secure Your Assets.
In the current business landscape, even minor mistakes can lead to significant lawsuits. Therefore, it's essential for all business owners adopt a serious attitude toward risk management and safeguarding their business assets.
What is general liability insurance?
Business liability coverage, also known as general liability coverage, serves to safeguard your small business against unforeseen expenses in various situations. This includes instances like injuries occurring at your workplace or a client filing a lawsuit for.
Below, we explore how liability insurance can assist covering unexpected costs if your business is deemed responsible for an or injury.
What's typically covered with general liability insurance?
Here are some scenarios where general liability coverage can help shield our business from unforeseen claims:
1. Injury Lawsuit: If someone gets injured after slipping on a freshly mopped floor at your establishment, you could face a lawsuit.
2. Wrongful Termination Lawsuit: A former employee may sue you for wrongful termination.
3. Customer Data Loss or Theft: If confidential personal and financial data belonging to customers is lost or stolen, it can lead to significant issues
4. Client Lawsuit: A client may sue you if your advice doesn't yield the expected results. For instance, as a real estate agent, if you list a home at the wrong price, and a buyer sues after the error is discovered and the price is adjusted.
5. Employees Using Their Own Vehicles: If you ask an employee run a business errand in their personal car and they get into an accident while doing so.
6. Customer Health Damage: A customer might have an adverse reaction to chemicals used in your services.