Business liability insuranceInsurance that protects you against liability claims
Protect your business against compensation claims that may arise from accidents and sudden damages. The insurance covers your and your employees’ liability for injuries to other people or their property.
Protect yourself against unexpected claims
Liability coverage for you and your employees
If an accident happens during a customer visit or while working, the insurance covers damage to others’ property or equipment.
If a customer or guest is injured while visiting your company, the insurance covers your liability — e.g. slipping on a wet floor or tripping over a cable.
If your company must act quickly to prevent major damage, the insurance helps cover the related costs.
The insurance covers your liability if your company unintentionally damages the environment or others’ property (e.g. spills or other accidents).
All employees in your company are covered by your liability insurance. New employees are automatically included.
Get peace of mind with liability coverage that follows you all the way
Our liability insurance covers everything from customer property damage to personal injuries and environmental impacts. With Plain, you’re protected against the financial consequences of accidents that could affect your business.
Who is covered?
All employees in your company are automatically covered by the insurance — including new hires. That means you can focus on running your business without worrying about liability issues.
Questions about business liability insurance?
No, business liability insurance is not required by law – but it’s a good idea to have. Your company is liable if you or an employee causes an accident that harms other people or their property. Your business liability insurance covers this liability, giving you peace of mind if something goes wrong.
Yes, there is an excess. It simply means you pay a small part of the claim before the insurance covers the rest.
Business liability insurance covers damage your company may accidentally cause to customers or others’ property. An ordinary liability insurance, by contrast, only covers the liability of private individuals.
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