Business Insurance Policy Options
Protects a company’s income, property, and legal/operational exposure from common risks like lawsuits, accidents, cyber events, employee injuries, and damage to buildings, equipment, and vehicles, with options ranging from simple small-business packages to more customized, higher-limit programs.
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BOP
Bundles general liability with property coverage (and often business interruption) for many small businesses.
Middle Market Commercial Lines
More customized coverage for larger businesses with broader operations and higher limits/complexity.
Commercial General Liability (CGL)
Covers third-party bodily injury, property damage, and related legal defense arising from your business operations.
Errors & Omissions (E&O)
Covers claims alleging professional mistakes, negligence, or failure to deliver services as promised.
Excess Liability: Adds additional liability limits over underlying policies like GL, auto, and employers liability.
Workers Comp
Covers employee work-related injuries/illnesses (medical costs and lost wages) and provides employer liability protection.
Commercial Auto
Covers liability and physical damage for vehicles used for business purposes.
Commercial Cyber
Helps cover costs from cyber incidents like data breaches, ransomware, and network interruptions (including certain response services).
Excess Liability
Adds extra liability limits above underlying policies like CGL, commercial auto, and employers liability.
Special Event Coverage
Short-term coverage for specific events, often including event liability and sometimes liquor liability or cancellation options.
Builders Risk
Property coverage for buildings under construction or renovation, protecting materials and the project against covered losses.
Bonds / Surety Bonds
A financial guarantee to a third party that you’ll meet an obligation (e.g., license/permit, contract performance), backed by a surety.
Commercial Portfolio Package
A customizable package that can combine multiple coverages (liability, property, and other lines) into one coordinated policy.