What is the difference between general liability and warehouseman's liability?

General liability insurance covers a business for claims related to bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury that occur on its premises or as a result of its operations. In contrast, warehouseman's liability specifically pertains to the responsibility of a warehouse operator for the loss or damage of goods stored in their facility, focusing on the risks associated with the storage of third-party property. Essentially, general liability is broader, while warehouseman's liability is specialized for logistics and storage contexts.