General Liability Insurance can help cover expenses related to:
Helps cover claims when a customer, vendor, or member of the public is injured and your business is found responsible.
Helps cover the cost of damage to someone else's property caused by your business operations.
Helps cover the legal expenses of defending your business against covered claims and lawsuits.
Coverage for certain claims involving libel, slander, copyright infringement, and other advertising-related disputes.
Covers minor medical expenses for third-party injuries on your premises or caused by your operations. Helps resolve small claims quickly and avoid legal disputes.
General Liability coverage is important for many businesses, including:

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We've answered some of the most common questions Texas business owners have about General Liability coverage, costs, and what's included.
While it isn't required by Texas law for most businesses, many clients, landlords, and contracts require proof of General Liability before work can begin.
A certificate of insurance is a documnet that provides proof of your coverage. Many contractors and business owners need a COI to bid on projects, sign contracts, or access job sites.
No. General Liability typically does not cover employee injuries. Workers' Compensation Insurance is designed to help cover work-related injuries and illnesses involving employees.
No. Tools, equipment, and other business property are generally covered under separate policies, such as inland marine or equipment coverage.
Yes. Many businesses choose to combine General Liability insurance with other coverages such as Commercial Auto, Workers' Compensation, Builders Risk, or a Business Owner's Policy (BOP) for broader protection and added convenience.