“Commercial lines” refers to insurance products designed for and bought by businesses. Among the major coverages are boiler and machinery, business interruption, commercial auto, commercial general liability, directors and officers liability, fire and allied lines, inland marine, professional liability, product liability, surety and fidelity bonds, and workers compensation. Most of these commercial coverages can be purchased separately except business interruption coverage which must be added to a fire insurance (property) policy.
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A distinction marking property and liability coverage written for business or entrepreneurial interests as opposed to personal lines.
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US: Insurance for businesses, organizations, institutions, governmental agencies, and other commercial establishments.
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Insurance for businesses, professionals, and commercial establishment.
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US: Insurance lines used to cover commercial risks as opposed to personal lines, which cover personal risks. Examples include commercial general liability (CGL), workers compensation, and commercial property insurance.
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MEDICAL,USA: Insurance products that are created for businesses versus personal lines products. Also called commercial general liability insurance (CGL).
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Insurance sold to businesses and other commercial entities.