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As a contractor or small business owner, you need some form of general liability insurance to safeguard your livelihood.
A single accident could result in a lawsuit that you might not be able to handle. A great way to protect against this type of situation is to make sure you carry enough general liability insurance.
Some employers might also require you to carry a certain amount of general liability insurance before you can work for them.

Business Autos - Including cars, light trucks, SUV's, vans and more. Our business auto customers enjoy the same advantages as our personal lines customers, including discounts, flexible payments and access to service centers throughout the country.
Trucks - As the No. 1 truck insurer in the nation, we insure heavy trucks of all shapes and sizes. From dump trucks to tractor trailers, we have the experience you're looking for. We offer flexible payment options, 24/7 claims service with an extensive truck repair network, discounts and much more.
Tow Trucks - We offer a range of tow truck coverages including Garagekeepers Legal Liability insurance, On-Hook Towing and more.
Trailers - We cover a wide range of commercial trailers ranging from small pickup truck utility trailers to large dump body trailers pulled by a tractor. See a list of the most common trailers we insure.

Property - This can protect your commercial buildings and most of your personal property. Both of which are not covered by liability insurance. Liability normally covers other people's assets, not yours.
Workers' compensation - If you have employees, you'll need to carry Workers' Compensation insurance to be legal. It can pay for things like medical costs and lost wages of employees who become ill or injured on the job.
Professional Liability - Do you give professional advice or provide a professional service? If so, you should probably carry Professional Liability insurance.

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