Bodily injury liability covers you in the event that you cause an accident that results in injuries by covering any damages for which you might be held legally responsible after a vehicle accident. Up to your coverage level, this also includes covering the medical expenses and lost wages of an injured party.
Bodily injury liability covers you in the event that you cause an accident that results in injuries by covering any damages for which you might be held legally responsible after a vehicle accident. Up to your coverage level, this also includes covering the medical expenses and lost wages of an injured party.
The greatest amount of money your insurance policy will pay for injuries another person sustains in an at-fault collision is known as the bodily injury limit (per person). When you are at fault for the injuries of a pedestrian or someone in another car, this coverage will assist with covering their medical bills, rehabilitation charges, and possibly even their legal fees. To make sure you have enough coverage to safeguard your financial security in the case of a serious accident, it is imperative that you choose the right limits.
Similar to bodily injury limits (per person), bodily injury limits (per accident) specify the maximum amount of coverage your policy will provide for injuries sustained in an at-fault accident per occurrence rather than for a single individual.
