General Liability

Loadsure’s All-Risk Cargo product provides a low cost, instant way to minimize the inherent risks of using the spot market.

While trying to remove construction debris from a client’s window, a window cleaner scratches the gIass. Is it considered faulty workmanship and is there any way to cover it?

One regional grocery store chain and its insurance broker decided they weren’t going to accept any safety lapses.

Starr’s new product is designed for property owners and contractors that need tailored primary and excess general liability coverage for single large construction projects.

Whether it’s the absence of an important word, line or sentence from the policy, or a seemingly innocuous shift in the location of a definition or coverage item, here are four scenarios in which “lookalike” nonstandard policies could contain dangerous gap

Independent agent Marty Clark spends ample time getting to know his customers’ business operations because, when offering general liability coverage, “it’s not OK to assume you know their risks,” he says.

GL is one of the broadest markets in commercial insurance—which means getting a strong foothold there is guaranteed good news for your agency. Here’s how to seize every opportunity this market has to offer.

After leaving the software industry in search of a field with strong ethical standards, Terri Powers landed in insurance—and has worked with business owners on both their commercial and personal risk management needs ever since.

Because contractors represent a sizable portion of the excess & surplus marketplace, proper liability insurance solutions are imperative. General Star Indemnity responds with new offerings specifically designed for artisan classes.

Working at heights presents crane operators and scaffolders with a unique set of risks. In response, Ascinsure Specialty Risk has created a customized, all-lines product tailored specifically to crane and scaffold companies.