Example of what public liability insurance would cover you for:
Example of what public liability insurance would cover you for:
Example of what public liability insurance would cover you for:
Example of what public liability insurance would cover you for:
All businesses are different in nature, and there are multiple
factors that can affect the cost of your insurance.
At Inzurly we strive to make the process of getting public liability cover as straightforward as possible. Some of are benefits are as follows:
Public liability insurance is not a legal requirement but if you don’t have it you risk…
Public liability insurance is not a legal requirement in the UK but it is an important and useful cover for any business that interacts directly with the public.
Public liability insurance covers the cost of legal action and compensation claims made against your business if a member of the public is injured or their property is damaged while at your business premises or when someone interacting with them on behalf of your business.
Businesses and the self-employed are eligible for public liability insurance as there is a risk that a member of the public may claim against you or your business for injury, illness or damage to their property.
Public liability insurance covers claims of injury, illness or property damage by a member of the public against your business. Professional indemnity insurance covers claims from clients and customers in relation to work carried out for them.
If you do not have public liability insurance then your business will have to pay for the legal costs and settlements arising from a successful claim made against your business by a member of the public.
No, public liability insurance covers the cost of claims made against your business by members of the public. Employers liability insurance covers claims made by employees.
Public liability insurance covers cost of legal action and compensation claims made against your business if a third party is injured or their property is damaged while at your business premises or when someone interacting with them on behalf of your business.
A visitor to your office falls down the stairs and is badly concussed. They subsequently sue your business and claim compensation for the head injury that they sustained.