General liability may cover third-party bodily injury, damage to someone else’s property, certain personal and advertising injury claims, and legal defense for covered claims. It does not replace workers’ compensation, professional liability, commercial property, commercial auto, or cyber insurance.
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General liability insurance may cost $20 to $83 per month, commonly with $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate limits. Actual pricing depends on the company’s operations, revenue, location, claims history, and other rating f
An LLC is not required to buy general liability because of its structure alone. It still needs workers’ compensation for employees, required coverage for registered vehicles, and any insurance a license, lease, or contract demands. Liability and property coverage protect risks the LLC structure never pays for.
Kentucky does not require one universal policy. Employers with one or more employees generally must carry workers’ compensation unless an exception applies. Registered vehicles need the state’s required liability coverage plus basic reparation benefits. Licensing rules and contracts can add further requirements.
The answer depends on the business. Common policies include general liability, a BOP or commercial property, workers compensation when required, commercial auto, professional liability, and cyber insurance. Businesses operating in Kansas City, Kansas also generally need an annual occupation tax license and may need additional local permits.