Commercial General Liability Insurance
A reliable insurance policy is paramount to owning a small business. Without securing general liability insurance, your business could be responsible for a multitude of expenses, such as abuse coverage, investigations, medical expenses, attorney fees, or property damage. You won’t want to put your small business in an uncomfortable financial situation by not securing general liability insurance. Say you own a storefront, and a customer walks in and trips on a step, causing them to break their ankle. Your business would be held responsible for all their medical and legal fees, which could easily set you under.
Although securing general liability insurance is not required by law, it should be among a small businesses’ top priorities. Even one lawsuit has the potential to threaten the future of your business – securing general liability insurance safeguards your company against a multitude of situations.
Commercial general liability insurance helps small businesses in several scenarios, but unfortunately, not all. When you secure a general liability insurance plan, it is important to note that some scenarios are not covered, such as auto-related coverage, theft, and employee injuries to name a few. Interested in securing business automobile coverage or workers’ compensation insurance? Our team can help. Contact us to learn more.
Work with Issac Lewis & Associates Insurance
Depending on the size and nature of your business, the insurance specialists at Issac Lewis & Associates can help you select a plan that works for your business. Whether you’d like to customize a plan or learn more details about the coverage – what is covered, and what is not, our team is happy to sit with you and review all of your choices. We are devoted to helping small businesses and contractors navigate the intricate insurance industry, whether that be over the phone or in person. We provide state-wide coverage and are happy to travel to meet clients where they are.
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