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Product Liability Insurance 

As a business owner, you have a legal responsibility to ensure that your products are safe for your customers to use. However, even with the best intentions and strict quality control measures, accidents can still happen, and your business may be held liable for any damages or injuries that result from a faulty product. This is where product liability insurance comes in, as it provides protection for your business in the event of a product-related lawsuit.
So, which businesses need product liability insurance? The answer is any business that manufactures, distributes, or sells products. This includes:
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  • Manufacturers: Any business that creates a product, whether it be a physical item or a digital one, should have product liability insurance. Even if your business has quality control measures in place, there is always the risk of a defect or flaw that could cause harm to a consumer.
  • Distributors: If your business is involved in the distribution of products, you may also be held liable for any damages or injuries that result from the use of those products. This is especially true if you are the last point of contact before the product reaches the consumer.
  • Retailers: Businesses that sell products to consumers are also at risk of being held liable for any damages or injuries resulting from a product defect. Even if you did not manufacture or distribute the product, you may still be held responsible if it is sold through your store.
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