coverage which agrees to pay, on behalf of the insured, all sums which the insured becomes legally liable to pay for property damage.
Protects you against possible loss, up to coverage limitations listed on your declarations page, should your vehicle damage another persons property, including their vehicle(s), and you are held legally liable.
provides protection against financial loss should your auto damage the property of others and you are held liable. This includes property such as an auto, house, fence, or building. You are covered up to the policy limit for each separate occurrence.
Pays when insured person is legally responsible for damaging other?s property through your vehicle, also covers legal expenses if sued
Insurance for damage to someone else's property.
This coverage is for when you damage someone else's property with your vehicle. Usually it's someone's car, but it includes property like buildings, utility poles and garage doors. This coverage is required in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. The mandatory minimum limit is $50,000.
Covers your legal liability incurred because of physical damage to the tangible property of others, including the loss of property use. This coverage is required in the state of Colorado. (Example: If you were in an at-fault accident, this coverage would pay for the damage to the other car and their rental car.)
Coverage that protects you against financial loss because of your legal liability to others for vehicle-related damage to another person’s property.
Pays, up to the coverage limits, for another individual's vehicle or property that has been damaged in an accident for which you or the operator of your vehicle is legally responsible.
Coverage for physical damage caused to property when the insured person is liable.
Motor vehicle insurance that pays for damage the insured vehicle does to the property of others.
(PD): Coverage, subject to limits chosen by you, designed to pay claims against you and/or the cost of your legal defense if, while driving your auto, you cause damage to the property of others. Minimum California state Property Damage Liability requirements are currently $5,000.
An agreement by an insurance company to protect an insured against loss from legal liability for damage by his automobile to the property of another. The term includes damage to other automobiles, buildings, utility poles and other types of real and personal property (third party coverage).
Pays for damage the policyholder causes to someone else's property.
Insurance that protects you against financial loss if you are legally liable to others for auto-related damage to their property.
Property damage liability covers any property loss or damaged in an accident.
Pays when an Insured person is legally liable for damage to the property of others caused by your vehicle or your operation of most non-owned vehicles. This coverage also pays for your legal defence costs if you are sued.
Liability for physical damage or destruction of tangible property of others. Includes the loss of use of tangible property, if the loss is covered by an occurrence under the general liability policy.
