When a carrier, 3PL, or logistics company stores goods that belong to others, it is responsible for them while they sit, and motor truck cargo generally only covers freight in transit. Warehouse legal liability covers goods in storage.
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Motor truck cargo is built for freight in transit, on the truck, moving. The moment goods sit in your warehouse, cross-dock, or yard, you are a bailee responsible for them, and the in-transit cargo coverage generally no longer applies. Warehouse legal liability fills that gap for goods in your care, custody, and control while stored.
Carriers and brokers running cross-dock, distribution, or 3PL operations, drayage operators staging containers, and movers storing household goods all take on stored-goods exposure. As trucking operations add warehousing and logistics services, this coverage becomes part of the program rather than an afterthought.
Warehouse legal liability responds to your legal liability for the stored goods, subject to limits and terms, and warehousing contracts often dictate the coverage and limits required. We match the coverage to the value of goods you store and what your customers and contracts require.
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