General liability insurance

Covers statutory liability for injury/damage to people and things, and for financial loss. We offer this cover to companies that design, plan or give advice.

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Advisory engineers and architects (PDF, Norwegian)

The insurance can cover financial losses resulting from liability for damages to third-party persons or property.

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Landlord (PDF, Norwegian)

Covers claims against the board and management, based on something they’ve done or failed to do previously, now or in the future.

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Board of Directors’ liability (PDF, Norwegian)

Covers the liability a freight forwarding company may have. The insurance is a combination of our cover for freight forwarding and corporate liability.

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Freight forwarding (PDF, Norwegian)

Ensures that the business can continue if a liability claim is made against it. Covers damage that has occurred during the insurance period and which is discovered no later than one year after the insurance has expired.

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Builder’s liability (PDF, Norwegian)

The insurance covers financial losses from damages caused by motor vehicles without their own liability insurance.

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Unregistered motor vehicles (PDF, Norwegian)

• Covers expenses for legal aid when a company becomes involved in a conflict which must be resolved in the courts.
• Necessary expenses for lawyers or legal aid and court fees.
• Expenses for experts. These are expenses that are not determined by the court, and the insurance company must approve them in advance.

Product information (IPID)

Legal aid (PDF, Norwegian)

Liability insurance for cable cars covers damage that may occur during the use of cable cars such as chairlifts, T-bar lifts and button lifts.

The requirements for the sum insured vary with the type of cable car and the potential for damage. For example, T-bar lifts must be insured with a coverage of at least 400 G, while button lifts require at least 200 G.

The insurance covers liability for damages that may occur during the use of T-bar lifts.

T-bar lifts must have liability insurance that covers damages that may occur during their use. This insurance helps cover costs and insurance settlements in case of an accident. Ski resorts generally have a good focus on safety, and the insurance provides financial protection in case of injuries. When you purchase the insurance, you must provide information about the facility's age, maintenance, number of trips per year, number of cable cars, and any previous injuries. This provides peace of mind for both the operators and the users.