Public and Products Liability

What does Public and Products Liability cover?

Public Liability

Public Liability insurance protects businesses against legal liability for third-party personal injury or property damage arising from their business activities or premises.

Products Liability

Product Liability insurance protects businesses against legal liability for personal injury or property damage caused by products they manufacture, supply, or distribute.

Built for your industry

Manufacturing and Products

• Food & beverage manufacturing (incl. breweries, wineries, distilleries)
• Light/general manufacturing
• Plastics manufacturing (non-hazardous)
• Textiles & clothing
• Non-invasive medical/scientific equipment
• Supplements & vitamins (non-pharmaceutical)
• Furniture & consumer goods (non-critical)

Wholesale, Import & Distribution

• Importers & exporters (non-hazardous goods)
• Wholesalers & distributors
• Retail chains & SME retailers
• Promotional products & consumer merchandise

Property & Real Estate

• Commercial property owners
• SME property owners
• Property managers
• Real estate operations
• Vacant land (non-industrial)

Contracting & Trades

• Engineers (civil, structural, mechanical)
• Electricians
• Diesel mechanics
• Light engineering & fabrication
• Maintenance & service contractors
• Machinery & equipment servicing

Professional & Business Services

• Consultants (management, HR, IT)
• Professional services (lawyers, accountants, banks)
• Advertising, media & marketing
• Training & education
• Recruitment

Transport & Logistics

• Transport companies
• Freight forwarders
• Distribution risks

What does Management Liability cover?

Directors & Officers

Broad cover for costs associated with defending directors, managers and employees against claims arising from their actions and decisions.

Company Liability

Covers the company for claims and investigations arising from alleged wrongful actions including breach of contract defence costs and crisis management costs.

Employment Practices Liability

Protects the business from claims for wrongful dismissal or discrimination by past and present employees, customers or suppliers.

Statutory Liability

Protecting both individuals and the entity against fines and pecuniary penalties.

Crime Protection

Protecting the balance sheet from fraudulent or dishonest activities carried out by employees or outside third parties.