General Liability
Protect against common third-party injury and property damage claims.
Commercial insurance solutions designed to help protect your business, your people, and everything you’ve worked hard to build.
Trusted by businesses across the United States
Work with licensed insurance professionals who understand commercial coverage.
Mix and match coverages to match the way your business operates.
Coverage designed around the realities of running a business.
Real people to help before, during, and after a claim.
Commercial Insurance
From everyday liability to specialized risk, build a protection plan around what your business actually needs.
Protect against common third-party injury and property damage claims.
Help protect your building, equipment, inventory, and business property.
Combine essential property and liability protection in one package.
Coverage options for vehicles used for business purposes.
Support coverage requirements for eligible workplace injuries and illnesses.
Protection for certain claims arising from professional services or errors.
Help address certain risks associated with cyber incidents and data breaches.
Help protect eligible income and operating expenses after a covered loss.
Industries We Serve
Different industries face different risks. Select your line of work and we’ll start from coverage that actually fits.
How it works
A clear process from first question to active coverage — no jargon, no pressure.
Answer a few simple questions about your operations, location, and team.
Review coverage options designed around your business needs.
Select the protection that fits your situation and your budget.
Move forward with confidence, backed by ongoing support.
Why it matters
Every business faces a different mix of risk. We help you identify what matters most and build coverage around it — without paying for protection you don’t need.
Get a quote
Share a few details about your business and a licensed professional will help you explore coverage options — with no obligation to buy.
Resources
Answers to common questions about commercial insurance coverage.
Commercial insurance is a category of coverage designed to help protect businesses from financial losses related to property damage, liability claims, employee injuries, and other business risks. Policies can be tailored to the size and type of your business. Coverage depends on the policy, limits, exclusions, and applicable state requirements.
Most businesses that operate with employees, customers, physical locations, vehicles, or professional services can benefit from some form of commercial coverage. Requirements vary by industry, location, contracts, and state law — a licensed professional can help identify what applies to your business.
General liability insurance typically helps cover claims of third-party bodily injury, property damage, and certain advertising injury. It does not cover every risk, and specific coverage depends on your policy’s terms, limits, and exclusions.
A Business Owner's Policy (BOP) bundles commercial property and general liability coverage — and sometimes business interruption — into a single package, often at a lower premium than buying each separately. Eligibility and coverage details vary by carrier and state.
If your business owns, leases, or regularly uses vehicles for work purposes, a personal auto policy may not provide enough protection. Commercial auto coverage options can help protect vehicles, drivers, and third parties. Whether it is required depends on your operations and state requirements.
The right amount depends on factors like your industry, revenue, number of employees, property value, contracts, and state requirements. A licensed insurance professional can help you evaluate your risk profile and choose appropriate limits. This site provides general information, not insurance advice.
Yes. Many businesses combine core coverages — such as general liability, property, and workers’ compensation — with optional coverages like cyber or professional liability. Options vary by carrier, industry, and state, and are subject to underwriting.
Start by sharing a few details about your business using the quote form on this page. You can review coverage options with a licensed professional, ask questions, and move forward only when you are comfortable. Requesting a quote does not obligate you to buy.
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