IP Insurance vs. General Liability: What Is the Difference?

General liability covers defined injury, property-damage, and some advertising-injury claims; IP insurance addresses specified infringement disputes or enforcement.

Standard CGL wording excludes many IP claims, with a narrow advertising exception.

Compare the actual grants, exclusions, defense terms, and limits. Check which rights are scheduled and whether enforcement is included.

Which Providers Offer Intellectual Property Insurance?

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