Generally, yes. General liability covers claims that your business caused bodily injury or property damage to someone else, such as a guest slipping in the lobby or tripping in the parking lot, including legal defense costs.
Injuries tied to serving alcohol are usually excluded and need liquor liability coverage, and injuries to your own employees fall under workers’ compensation.
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