Let s Get Personal. Your Homeowners policy contains two coverages that are very similar, so we wanted to make sure that you understand them both.

Coverage I — Personal and advertising injury liability Coverage J — Medical payments Definitions Conditions Exclusions Limits Additional coverages 7.0 Businessowners

How do the two coverages provided under Section II of the homeowners policy differ with regard to who is covered and whether liability must be established for the coverage

For example, if you have a car accident, your primary auto insurance policy would be your first level of coverage, and Chubb’s Group Personal Excess Liability Insurance would be

If you have been in an automobile accident and do not carry personal health insurance or medical payments coverage on your automobile insurance, this office will await payment

Coverage L -- Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability is extended to apply to liability arising out of the "insured's" personal or non-business

If you or your employees are driving personal vehicles on business and relying on your personal auto policies, be sure you and they have sufficient liability coverage to protect

Coverage L -- Liability -- We pay, up to our limit, all sums for which an insured is liable by law because of bodily injury or property damage caused by an occurrence to which

ƒ Personal and advertising injury coverage and medical payments coverage are incorporated into the "General Liability Coverage" section of the auto dealers form. ƒ