Business Liability Coverage: Necessary Protection from Third-Party Claims

Liability insurance acts as a protective shield, covering legal and compensation costs if someone sues or claims against your business.

Mitigate risks and protect your business.

Who should buy Liability Insurance?

Prevent financial setbacks

Business Owners

Covers customer or employee lawsuits for bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury.

Win the Trust of Investors

Professionals

Protects against negligence and mistakes with professional liability (E&O) insurance.

Keep your personal finances safe

Product Manufacturers and Retailers

Covers claims related to injuries or damages from faulty products.

Attract the best people

Employers

Provides liability and workers' compensation insurance for workplace injuries and illnesses.

Reassurance for Big choices

Landlords and Property Owners

Covers claims from tenants or visitors injured on the property.

Navigate regulatory compliance

Event Organizers

Covers anyone organizing events to cover incidents that might occur during the event, such as injuries or property damage.

D&O insurance

Why buy Liability Insurance from Pazcare?

Tailored Protection

Expert Guidance

With Pazcare you can get ailored expert advice to secure the right coverage for your business, recommending liability insurance policies that effectively address your specific risks.

Expert Guidance

Streamlined Processes

The use of technology helps Pazcare streamline the liability insurance process. Management of insurance policies is easy with the tech support 24x7.

Competitive Pricing

Customized Solutions

One-size-doesn't fit all. Hence, a customized approach is what we offer. Get a liability insurance that addresses the specific risks your business faces.

Innovative and Agile

Comprehensive Support

24x7 claim support and answering any questions about your coverage. This comprehensive support ensures you feel confident and secure with your liability insurance.

What's Covered in Liability Insurance?

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Bodily Injury Costs

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Property Damage Expenses

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Legal Defense Fees

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Settlements and Judgments

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Personal Injury Claims

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Advertising Injury Liability

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Medical Payments

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Tenant's Legal Liability

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Product Liability Costs

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Contractual Liabilities

Peace of Mind

Protect yourself from unexpected legal challenges.

Build Trust

Show stakeholders your commitment to excellence.

Stay Prepared

Equip yourself for the future’s uncertainties.

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🤙 Talk to our Business Insurance expert.

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🤝 Help our experts understand your business challenges and needs

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🧩 We’ll get back to you with the best recommendations.

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🙌 You finalize the plan that best suits you.

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🌟 That’s it. You are now secured!

Frequently Asked Questions about Liability Insurance

What is the liability insurance Act?

The Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991 requires businesses dealing with hazardous substances to have insurance, providing quick financial help to accident victims and promoting safety in these industries.

What is an example of liability insurance coverage?

Dr. Sharma, a dentist, is sued by a patient claiming a procedure was done improperly. The patient demands ₹5 lakhs in damages. Dr. Sharma's professional liability insurance covers the legal fees and any settlement, allowing him to continue practicing.

How does professional liability insurance differ from general liability insurance?

Professional liability insurance covers claims for mistakes in services, while general liability insurance protects against injuries and property damage from business activities. In short, professional liability deals with service-related issues, while general liability covers physical risks and accidents.

What factors affect the cost of liability insurance?

Liability insurance costs are impacted by business type and risk level, size and revenue, location, claims history, coverage limits, deductibles, employee count, and risk management practices. Higher-risk industries, larger businesses, high-crime areas, frequent claims, and lower deductibles lead to increased premiums. Effective risk management can help lower costs.

Is liability insurance required by law?

Liability insurance is usually not legally required, but some businesses need it to obtain licenses, sign leases, or secure contracts. Certain professions, like general contractors, may have legal requirements for coverage. While workers' compensation is mandatory for businesses with employees, general liability insurance is often a standard practice rather than a legal requirement.

Can I get liability insurance that covers past incidents?

Yes, you can get liability insurance that covers past incidents through backdated coverage, but it's rare and usually only for businesses. Most standard policies only cover claims that happen after the policy starts.

Why is Liability Insurance required?

If you own a restaurant and part of the roof suddenly collapses, injuring a customer, that customer might sue and even attempt to shut down your business. Liability insurance is crucial in such situations; it protects your restaurant from financial ruin by covering legal costs and damages, helping your business recover instead of falling apart.

Liability insurance is essential for mitigating financial risks, covering claims of bodily injury or property damage, and ensuring compliance with legal and contractual obligations.