A business that takes in property of others for cleaning, repair, or processing is legally liable for any damage to those items. This imposed legal liability can be insured under a bailees customers coverage form. The most common example of a bailee type business is laundry/dry cleaners, but furriers, jewelers, radio and television repair businesses, and metal and fabric-processing risks have such liability imposed. This coverage is written on inland marine coverage forms that can protect only the legal liability. The coverage can be broadened to go beyond just the legal liability so that the business can maintain the goodwill of its customers. Further, it can be expanded to cover the bailee's interest in that customer's property.