By Alex Cheng – Lawpath

As a business owner, you have countless responsibilities. One of the most important is ensuring the safety of your customers and the security of their property. But accidents remain an ever-present risk despite your best efforts to create a safe environment. Accidents that not only pose a threat to the safety of valued customers, but also exposes your business to potential legal and financial consequences.

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Every business faces risks, whether you’re a tradie, café owner, or market stall operator. That’s where Public and Product Liability insurance come in. Together, they help protect your business if your work or products cause injury or property damage to someone else.

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