Líneas ComercialesPregunta 453 de 531
Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage most typically protects a business against:
a.Damage to the business's own building and its contents
b.Loss of the business's own inventory in a warehouse fire
c.Third-party injury and property damage from its operations
d.Injuries suffered by its own employees while on the job
Explicación
Commercial General Liability covers a business's legal liability to third parties for bodily injury and property damage arising from its premises, operations, products, and completed work, plus personal and advertising injury. Damage to the company's own building or inventory is covered by commercial property insurance, and on-the-job injuries to the company's employees are handled by workers compensation, not CGL.
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