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Commercial liability insurance for your industry

  • Manufacturing & Wholesale

  • Construction & Contractors

  • Transport & Logistics

  • Business & Professional

  • Realty

  • Restaurants

  • Retail

Things we can cover

  • General liability coverage for property damage, bodily injury, advertising injury, and personal injury
  • Commercial errors and omissions
  • Pollution liability, and more…

Talk to a broker to learn more

Keeping you safe and sound

Protecting your business is our business — before and after a claim.

Our in-house team of risk consultants are thermography experts and can help you identify hazards and avoid accidents and losses before they happen.

Included in our complimentary loss-prevention program:

  • On-site risk analysis of slip and fall exposures, product liability, fuel tanks, manure tanks, etc.
  • Training seminars, prevention tools, and tip sheets
  • Analysis of claims and accident trends

Learn more about our thermography service: Watch Video

Why choose Economical?

Your satisfaction is our top priority, and it’s guaranteed. With a specialized team of more than 600 claims professionals on your side, you’re sure to get the service you deserve — 24 hours a day.

Learn about our service guarantee

Faqs

 

Whether you’re running a small side-business out of your home or a multi-million dollar corporation, commercial liability insurance protects your business in the event of a claim. Commercial liability can protect you against slips and falls, product liability, and damage to others’ property, to name just a few.

You have a wide range of insurance options to choose from, including coverage for product sales in the United States. Our broker partners would be happy to discuss your pricing options and the conditions specific to your business.

We recommend reviewing your policy at least once a year, but there are certain times when you’ll need to contact your broker to officially update it:

  • If you’ve changed your type of business or you’ve added new operations
  • If you’ve recently expanded into or started selling products in the United States
  • If you’ve significantly increased the size of your operation