accidental bodily injury

Health insurance Physical injury sustained from an accident

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Additional coverage can include "Voluntary Medical Payments" that will pay for medical, dental, hospital, nursing, ambulance and funeral expenses resulting from accidental bodily injury caused to a person as a result of maintenance or use of the premises or the personal acts of an insured.

A house is not a home, except in home insurance policies

A further pounds 2million is also included in the cover for any legal liability that arises from accidental bodily injury or accidental damage to a property.

Direct way to insurance for buy-to-let

loss that is directly or indirectly a result of one of the following is not a Covered Loss even though it was caused by an accidental bodily injury.

"Commission of a felony" enforceable to deny claim for accidental death benefits resulting from drunken driving. (Recent Court Decision)

It states: "A board of education will save harmless and protect all teachers from financial loss arising out of any suit or judgment by reason of alleged negligence or other act resulting in accidental bodily injury of accidental damage to property of any person within or outside the school building, provided such teacher, at the time of the accident or injury, was acting in the discharge of their duties within the scope of their employment.

Protecting schools and teachers from potential negligence cases

Protects an individual's financial future: Renters insurance can help provide protection up to policy limits if an individual becomes legally obligated to pay for covered accidental bodily injury or property damage to others.

When the Smoke Clears: Are Renters Protected? After Hurricanes, Allstate Southern Region Urges Extra Safety This Fall

However, according to the Court, the harassment exclusion would be enforceable to bar coverage for claims not falling within the statutorily mandated coverage for accidental bodily injury.

New Jersey voids sexual harassment exclusion in employer's liability policy compared with public policy