General liability can help with covered third-party bodily injury, property damage, and personal or advertising injury claims. A customer may trip in your office, an installer may damage a homeowner’s floor, or a competitor may allege that ad copy disparaged its product. Coverage depends on the policy terms, exclusions, limits, and facts of the claim.
Professional liability, also called errors and omissions or E&O, can help with covered claims that professional work caused financial harm. Examples can include advice that produces a loss, an IT migration configured incorrectly, or a design that contributes to a budget overrun. The policy’s definition of professional services, exclusions, limit, and claim-reporting terms matter.
A service firm can have premises, hired and non-owned auto, or personal and advertising injury exposures alongside its professional-services exposure. Whether it needs one policy or both depends on its work, contracts, locations, vehicles, and the policy terms available. The two lines address different types of covered claims rather than duplicating one another.
What general liability can help cover, what can change the premium, and how to compare policy terms before choosing a quote.
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