Customer slipped on your premises?

Customer Slip and Fall — Does Business Insurance Cover It? (US)

General liability (CGL) is the primary coverage — usually $1M/$2M. MedPay handles minor injuries without proving fault. Deductible varies.

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The short answer

Commercial General Liability (CGL) covers bodily injury on your premises up to your per-occurrence limit ($1M standard, $2M aggregate). Medical Payments (MedPay) — usually $5K–$10K — pays minor customer injuries without a lawsuit or fault finding. Report immediately; late notice is the #1 reason slip-and-fall claims get denied.

Frequently asked

What if it's a snow / ice slip outside?
Same coverage, but insurers evaluate whether you maintained reasonable snow removal — negligence findings raise settlement value.

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