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Commercial Insurance
Commercial Insurance
Commercial Insurance
Business property, liability, interruption, and specialty coverage terms.
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Commercial Insurance
Blanket Insurance
Commercial Insurance
One commercial property limit that applies across multiple locations or categories.
Read more about Blanket Insurance.
Commercial Insurance
Business Income
Commercial Insurance
Income and continuing expenses measured after a covered interruption loss.
Read more about Business Income.
Commercial Insurance
Business Interruption
Commercial Insurance
Coverage for lost income after an insured property loss disrupts operations.
Read more about Business Interruption.
Commercial Insurance
Business Personal Property
Commercial Insurance
Commercial property wording for movable business assets, not the building.
Read more about Business Personal Property.
Commercial Insurance
Commercial General Liability
Commercial Insurance
Core business liability coverage for injury and property-damage claims.
Read more about Commercial General Liability.
Commercial Insurance
Civil Authority Coverage
Commercial Insurance
Business-interruption or extra-expense coverage when authorities block access.
Read more about Civil Authority Coverage.
Commercial Insurance
Claims-Made Coverage
Commercial Insurance
Liability coverage triggered by when a claim is first made and reported.
Read more about Claims-Made Coverage.
Commercial Insurance
Commercial Property
Commercial Insurance
Coverage for business buildings, stock, equipment, and other physical assets.
Read more about Commercial Property.
Commercial Insurance
Contingent Business Interruption
Commercial Insurance
Income-loss coverage tied to damage at a supplier, customer, or other outside property.
Read more about Contingent Business Interruption.
Commercial Insurance
Dependent-Property Coverage
Commercial Insurance
Interruption coverage tied to key outside premises the insured depends on.
Read more about Dependent-Property Coverage.
Commercial Insurance
Extended Reporting Period
Commercial Insurance
Extra time to report claims under a claims-made liability policy.
Read more about Extended Reporting Period.
Commercial Insurance
Extra Expense
Commercial Insurance
Necessary extra costs incurred to reduce interruption after a covered loss.
Read more about Extra Expense.
Commercial Insurance
Loss Payee
Commercial Insurance
Party named to receive claim payment for insured property.
Read more about Loss Payee.
Commercial Insurance
Occurrence Basis
Commercial Insurance
Occurrence-basis liability coverage in Canada: how response is tied to when injury or damage occurred.
Read more about Occurrence Basis.
Commercial Insurance
Prior Acts Coverage
Commercial Insurance
Claims-made coverage that can include work done before the current policy period.
Read more about Prior Acts Coverage.
Commercial Insurance
Products-Completed Operations
Commercial Insurance
CGL exposure that continues after products are sold or work is finished.
Read more about Products-Completed Operations.
Commercial Insurance
Restoration Period
Commercial Insurance
Defined recovery window used to measure business-interruption losses.
Read more about Restoration Period.
Commercial Insurance
Retroactive Date
Commercial Insurance
Retroactive date in Canadian claims-made liability coverage: how it limits how far back the policy reaches.
Read more about Retroactive Date.
Commercial Insurance
Statement of Values
Commercial Insurance
Declared property values used for underwriting and limit adequacy.
Read more about Statement of Values.