Covers you when a customer, visitor or passer-by is injured, or their property is damaged, because of your business. Essential for anyone whose premises the public walks into.
Request Quote Lebanon →Tell us what your business does and how many people come through your premises. We will advise on a sensible limit.
Request a Quote →A single serious injury claim can run well past a low limit. We look at footfall, what you do, and who your landlord or contract requires, then set the limit deliberately.
Slips, hot liquids, food complaints and shopfront incidents are the claims that actually arrive. We make sure the wording covers them.
Landlords, malls and tender documents frequently specify minimum cover. We read the requirement and match the policy to it, so you are not rejected on paperwork.
Once a claim is notified, correspondence goes through us and the insurer. You do not negotiate with an injured customer yourself.
It is not universally required by law, but it is very often required in practice — commercial leases, shopping centre agreements, corporate contracts and public tenders commonly specify a minimum limit. In effect, many businesses cannot operate without it.
It depends on footfall, the nature of your work, and what your contracts demand. A quiet office carries very different exposure to a busy restaurant or a contractor working at height. We would rather discuss it than sell you a default figure.
No. Injury to employees falls under employers liability, which is a separate policy. Public liability responds to third parties — customers, visitors and members of the public.
Reach our Beirut office directly. Advice in Arabic, English or French, and no obligation to proceed.
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