Coverage details and definitions
Commercial General Liability (CGL) - This is designed to cover bodily injury, property damage and personal and advertising injury to others. As a business owner you may be held responsible for accidents such as the following.
- if anyone is injured because they tripped over your chair or one of your cords.
- If a pedestrian slipped and was injured on the sidewalk outside of your store if you did not clear the snow or ice on the sidewalk.
Claims such as these will be covered under Commercial General Liability coverage. This also may be required to ensure you meet the contract requirements for a landlord or client.
Office Contents - This provides coverage for the loss or damage due to fire, theft, smoke, windstorm, or water damage etc. It covers:
- Your business property like office furniture, computers, and other equipment. Inventory and stock are not included in this coverage.
- Leasehold improvements that you made at your own expense.
Tenants' Legal Liability - Should a tenant or a tenant’s employee damage the premises occupied by the tenant; the tenant could be held responsible for such damages. If the building owner ensures the building and the owner’s insurer repairs the damages, the owner’s insurer may subrogate for the damages paid from the tenant. In that case, Tenant’s Legal Liability will cover the insured if he/she is legally liable for such damages as a Tenant.
For example, if the insured left the water running and it flooded the whole unit overnight, the tenant may be held liable for such damage, which would be covered under Tenants’ Legal Liability coverage.
Non-Owned Auto Liability - This covers bodily injury and property damage caused by a vehicle you rent or hire (including rented and borrowed vehicles) or caused by non-owned vehicles (vehicles owned by others including vehicles owned by your employees). You may be required by your landlord to carry this coverage up to a certain stated limit.
SEF 94 - Legal Liability for damage to hired automobile - This covers physical damage to the vehicle you may hire or rent. For example, you rent a car for a week for a business trip and its front bumper and headlights get damaged in a collision. SEF 94 will cover the damage to the vehicle up to a maximum $50,000.
What kind of Endorsements/Warranties are attached to this policy?
Mobile Vendors product is subject to the following endorsements:
- Absolute Asbestos Exclusion
- Certificate Holders Endorsement aka Blanket Additional Insured Endorsement
- Employers Liability Exclusion
- Employees & Family Members Exclusion
- Fungus Exclusion
- Liquor Liability Exclusion
- Minimum Earned Premium Endorsement (100%)
- Products Compliance Warranty
- Professional Indemnity Exclusion
- Sexual Abuse Exclusion
- Total Pollution Exclusion
- US Products Sales Limitation (10% of Revenue)
- USA Jurisdiction Exclusion
- USA Punitive Damage Exclusion