(July 2018)
When a person is injured because of your products or services, you don't have any control over the ultimate cost of that injury. The person injured may be a young child, a blue-collar worker, a surgeon or a homeless person. The cost of the injury may be comparatively minor or run into the millions of dollars, depending on the person and the extent of his or her injuries. Do you have sufficient assets to pay such a loss? And if you do, should they be used to do so? If not, the Insurance Services Office (ISO) Products/Completed Operations Liability Coverage Forms are designed to help you protect your assets.
Consult the policy for
definitions and limitations. The terms of this brochure do not represent
contract terms. The policy is subject to company underwriting practices.
The ISO
Products/Completed Operations Liability Coverage Forms protect your assets by
insuring your legal obligations due to damages that result from bodily injury
or property damage arising from your products or completed operations. This
coverage includes the costs related to lawsuits and other legal proceedings.
The limits of insurance selected should be sufficient to handle serious
injuries and the loss of earnings of the injured party. However, the coverage
provided is subject to certain
exclusions, conditions and definitions.
Every insurance coverage form or policy has certain exclusions and limitations. This is because the coverages are either needed by only specific types of businesses or the risk or exposure to loss is not considered insurable. Some of the Products/Completed Operations Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability Exclusions are:
Always review the coverage form carefully for other
limitations and exclusion details.
Conditions are obligations you owe the insurance company as well as obligations the insurance company owes you when a loss occurs. The conditions in the ISO Products/Completed Operations Liability Coverage Forms are:
The ISO Products/Completed Operations Liability Coverage Forms provide very broad coverage. Many endorsements are available to use with these coverage forms that broaden, limit or exclude coverage.
Note to subscribers:
Related Article: ISO Products/Completed Operations Liability Coverage Forms Endorsements Checklist
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