Running a business involves opportunity, growth, and the satisfaction of serving customers, but it also involves risk. Customers visit your business, employees perform daily operations, contractors work at different locations, products are sold or distributed, and business owners enter into contracts with customers, landlords, vendors, and other companies. Any of these activities can potentially result in an unexpected liability claim. That is why Commercial Liability Insurance is an important consideration for many businesses. Commercial Liability Insurance is commonly associated with Commercial General Liability Insurance , or CGL. A CGL policy can protect a business against certain financial losses arising from covered claims involving bodily injury, property damage, and personal or advertising injury caused by business operations, services, or employees. Coverage is subject to the specific policy's terms, exclusions, conditions, endorsements, and limits. What Is Commercial Lia...