General Liability in New Jersey
Covers bodily injury and property damage a business causes to third parties. Frequently required by contract before you can work.
What is different in New Jersey
New Jersey's minimum limits have been raised on a legislated schedule, so a policy written a few years ago may sit below the current floor — worth checking at every renewal. New Jersey also permits a stripped-down 'basic policy' that many consumers do not realise they hold. Shore properties carry named-storm deductibles and separate flood placement.
Exposures that shape pricing here
- hurricane
- nor easter
- coastal flood
- severe thunderstorm
General Liability reading
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