People and property
Business liability typically concerns bodily injury and property damage, plus resulting financial loss, arising from the business and its employees.
Self-employment & business · liability
An injury at business premises, damage to a customer's property and pure economic loss caused by advice are not the same. Cover must expressly reflect the actual activity, business structure and type of loss.
Market terminology is not always uniform. What matters is which losses, activities and people the specific policy actually insures.
Business liability typically concerns bodily injury and property damage, plus resulting financial loss, arising from the business and its employees.
Professional liability is tailored to the particular risks of an occupation; the law requires it for certain professions.
Advisory, planning or administrative work often requires professional indemnity or pecuniary-loss liability insurance (Vermögensschadenhaftpflicht) for losses not preceded by bodily injury or property damage.
Liability insurance generally does not cover the cost of correcting the insured business's own defective work. Within the described risk, it protects against statutory third-party claims.
There is no blanket solution for every business. Industry, activity and possible type of loss determine the structure.
Where people may be injured or third-party property damaged, the classic operational risk is central.
Anyone who advises on, checks, plans or administers other people's financial interests should expressly address pure economic loss.
Some professions have compulsory insurance and minimum requirements. These must be checked for the particular profession.
An employee damages a customer's equipment while carrying out an insured activity. Whether business liability responds depends in part on the activity description and whether damage to property being worked on is included. Rectifying the company's own defective performance generally remains a business risk.
Illustrative example only — not personal advice and not a guarantee of cover, benefits or price.We start with the activity, potential losses and existing business processes—not the product name.
Activities, industries, turnover, employees, locations and subcontractors are recorded systematically.
Bodily injury, property damage, resulting and pure financial loss are distinguished clearly.
Activities, products, environmental, cyber, key, rental-property and foreign risks are reviewed as needed.
Insured sums, sublimits, excesses, extended reporting periods and exclusions are set side by side.
New services, higher turnover, staff or locations can be incorporated into the cover.
We help with notification, documentation and communication with the insurer.
Liability concerns third-party claims. The company's own assets, interruption losses and legal disputes require different modules.
After the business's liability comes your own ability to work: how can income be protected if health prevents you from continuing your most recent occupation?
Cover is determined exclusively by the selected policy, policy schedule and insurance conditions. Benefits and loss scenarios mentioned here are examples, not a guarantee of payment. Legal requirements must be checked for the particular profession.