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Bodily Injury Liability Insurance

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Bodily Injury Liability Insurance
An insurance policy that guards the policyholder from legal expenses resulting from a lawsuit over a bodily injury. For example, if Joe is negligent and causes bodily harm to Frank, Joe's bodily injury liability policy would pay for Frank's attorneys' fees as well as the actual and punitive damages Joe otherwise would have paid.


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Addendum: Definitions: Bodily injury liability insurance is coverage that provides protection against damages that you or a covered person are legally obligated to pay to a third party as a result of death or injury caused by the ownership, maintenance or use of a covered auto.
The state has more than doubled the required amount of bodily injury liability insurance drivers must maintain.
Bodily Injury Liability Insurance Coverage that provides protection against damages that you or a covered person are legally obligated to pay to a third party as a result of death or injury caused by the ownership, maintenance or use of a covered motorcycle.
 
 
 
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