Business Insurance

Insurance for the business you have built.

From offices and shops to independent professionals, Newman & Stone helps Los Angeles business owners explore commercial insurance options.

Business premises and work environment
General LiabilityPropertyWorkers’ CompensationCommercial Auto

Explore commercial coverage.

Your industry, employees, property and contracts all affect which policies you may need.

01 / Coverage

General Liability

Coverage for certain third-party injury, property damage and related liability claims, subject to policy terms.

02 / Coverage

Commercial Property

Options for buildings, equipment and business personal property.

03 / Coverage

Business Owners Policy

A package that may combine eligible property and liability protections for qualifying businesses.

04 / Coverage

Workers’ Compensation

California employers generally must carry workers’ compensation insurance when they have employees.

05 / Coverage

Commercial Auto

Insurance for eligible vehicles used in business operations.

06 / Coverage

Professional Liability

Options for covered claims alleging mistakes or negligence in professional services.

For Local Businesses

Coverage questions belong in a real conversation.

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Common insurance questions

Do small businesses need general liability insurance?

Requirements depend on the business and its contracts. Commercial clients, landlords and licensing arrangements may require specified limits or coverages.

Is workers’ compensation required in California?

California employers are generally required to carry workers’ compensation insurance if they have one or more employees, with limited exceptions.

What should I have ready for a commercial insurance quote?

Your business type, location, operations, approximate revenue, employee count and current policy information help an agent identify relevant options.

Does a quote mean my business is covered?

No. An application or quote is not proof that coverage has been bound. A carrier must confirm coverage and its effective date.

Need to discuss coverage for your business?

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