March 2012 Dec Page
|Article of the Month
Professional liability insurance is designed primarily for protection against liability that may arise from rendering or failing to render services within the context of the insured's profession. This type of insurance is designed for people who present themselves to the public as possessing special skills in their chosen profession.
Commercial general liability insurance, on the other hand, is designed to cover an insured's liability stemming from exposures on the insured's premises or from the more concrete and physical actions of the insured's operations; liability stemming from the insured's products and completed operations can also be included in the general liability area.
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