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A general liability policy, business owner's policy and professional liability contract address different risks. Use these explanations as an educational checklist, then compare written offers and local legal requirements.
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The table shows general differences between policy types. It does not show verified prices, confirm your eligibility or guarantee particular benefits. Always read the full insurer contract.
| Feature | General liability Third-party injury | Business owner's policy Property + liability package | Professional liability Service errors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Third-party bodily injury | Often a core coverage | Usually included | Not its primary purpose |
| Business property | Generally separate | Often packaged | Generally separate |
| Professional service errors | Usually excluded | Usually excluded | May be included |
| Work-related employee injuries | Usually separate | Usually separate | Usually separate |
| Business interruption | Generally separate | May be included | Typically not included |
| Actual premium | Compare insurer quotes | Compare insurer quotes | Compare insurer quotes |
For authoritative consumer background, see NAIC small-business insurance guidance.
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