What is excluded from a commercial general liability insurance policy?

Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance does not cover everything

Almost every policy contains exclusions - things that the insurance company will not cover. Among other things, CGL policies typically exclude coverage for: Wear and tear on your property Damage to your own property Intentional acts or omissions Employee injuries (covered under workers' compensation) Bodily injury that occurs off your premises or during transportation of goods you manufacture, sell or distribute. The exclusions noted above are examples only; there may be other specific exclusions in your policy. In addition, there are exclusions in all business insurance policies that apply to almost every type of claim, and these include: "expected or intended" injuries, pollution, and war. If you have any questions about general liability insurance or are ready to get a free quote give The Morgano Agency a call today we would be glad to help! Check out our previous post here: https://the-morgano-agency.business.site/posts/7341840100989934721 The Morgano Agency 206B Pine Knoll Drive Greenville, SC 29609 864-609-5285 https://morganoagency.com