General Liability Insurance in MA

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General liability insurance in MA can provide coverage for a variety of situations, such as slip-and-fall accidents, damage to property caused by the business or its products, and claims of libel or slander. Humphrey, Covill & Coleman Insurance Agency is a Trusted Choice provider for contractors seeking general liability insurance. Our policies include general liability insurance for small businesses, which can also cover legal fees and other costs associated with defending against a lawsuit or claim.

Why Is General Liability Insurance Important for Businesses?

Why Is General Liability Insurance Important for Businesses?

What does General Liability Insurance Cover?

What does General Liability Insurance Cover?

Is General Liability Insurance Required?

Is General Liability Insurance Required?

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FAQ

What is General Liability Insurance?

General Liability Insurance is a policy that protects businesses from financial loss resulting from claims of injury or damage caused to others by you or your employees. It typically covers legal costs and payouts for which the insured party would be responsible if found legally liable.

Who needs General Liability Insurance?

Any business, big or small, may need General Liability Insurance. This insurance can protect your business from various claims such as bodily injury, property damage, personal injury, and others that can arise from your business operations.

Is General Liability Insurance required by law?

While it's not usually required by law, certain states and industries may require it. Also, some clients might need to have it before they do business with you.

What does General Liability Insurance cover?

General Liability Insurance typically covers third-party lawsuits over property damage, bodily injury, reputational harm, and advertising injury. It also covers the cost of your legal defense if you are sued under a covered claim.

What is a 'claims-made' vs 'occurrence' policy?

A 'claims-made' policy covers claims only if the policy is active both when the incident occurred and when the claim was filed. An 'occurrence' policy will cover any claim for an event that took place during the period of coverage, even if the claim itself is filed after the policy has ended.