Business insurance in Ohio
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Coverage varies by trade
What a contractor needs differs from what a consultancy or a retailer needs.
Often contractually required
Clients, landlords, and licensing bodies frequently require proof of coverage.
Usually a bundle
General liability, property, and workers comp are commonly bought together.
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Frequently asked questions
Business insurance is usually a set of separate coverages rather than one policy. Common pieces include general liability, commercial property, professional liability, commercial auto, and workers compensation. What a business needs depends heavily on what it does.
General liability generally covers third-party bodily injury, third-party property damage, and certain advertising injury claims arising from your business operations. It does not cover professional mistakes, employee injuries, or damage to your own property — those are separate coverages.
Most states require workers compensation once a business has employees, though the threshold and the rules for owners and contractors differ by state. Requirements are set at the state level, so confirm the rules where your business operates.
Insurers typically consider your industry and the work you actually do, revenue, payroll and headcount, claims history, the coverage limits and deductibles you choose, and where you operate.