A classic example of commercial insurance is a Business Owner's Policy (BOP) purchased by a local retail coffee shop owner. This multi-risk commercial package combines general liability insurance (which covers customer slip-and-fall injuries inside the shop), commercial property insurance (which pays to repair physical store damage from a fire or replace stolen espresso machines and inventory), and business interruption insurance (which replaces lost net income if the shop must temporarily close for repairs).
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