What is GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE?

Liability coverage for damage or injury caused by an insured’s negligence or acts of omission while doing normal duties or business. An insurance policy that covers claims arising from an insured’s day-to-day activities.

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Related Legal Terms

COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE (CGL), COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY POLICY, PRODUCT LIABILITY INSURANCE, COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY INSURANCE, LIABILITY INSURANCE, OWNERS, LANDLORDS, AND TENANTS LIABILITY INSURANCE, AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE, PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE, EMPLOYER’S LIABILITY INSURANCE


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