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Commercial

General Liability Insurance

Protection from bodily injury or property damage caused by your operations.

Commercial

You cannot afford to be without it.

General liability (GL) insurance protects you from bodily injury and property damage claims caused by your business operations.

Liability premiums can be driven by sales, payroll, or square footage. Diebold’s advisors will find the carrier and policy that makes the most sense for your business.

FACT

4 out of 10 small businesses will likely experience a liability claim in the next 10 years. 

What does General Liability Insurance cover?

General liability insurance covers claims that result from the actions of your business.

Third-party bodily injury:
If a customer slips and falls, injuring themselves at your business, they can sue. Your insurance policy includes bodily injury liability coverage to cover this exposure.

Third-party property damage:
Property damage liability coverage can help cover repair or replacement costs if your business damages someone else’s belongings.

Harm to reputation:
Someone can sue your business for libel or slander because of something you or your employees said. If this happens, general liability insurance can help cover your legal costs to defend your business.

Advertising injury:
Your business can get sued for copyright infringement. General liability covers this.

Products Liability:
Most general liability policies cover products liability as well. This coverage protects your business from third party bodily injury or property damage claims that are a direct result of the usage or failure of your product.

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