liability insurance

noun

1. insurance covering the insured against losses arising from injury or damage to another person or property.

Example Sentences

The website connects owners with renters, and provides some of the tools both parties need—liability insurance, assured transactions, dispute arbitration—to make the arrangement safe and easy for everyone involved.

From Outside Online

Kennedy and the defense expert would also have to obtain $1 million in liability insurance, agree to take only handwritten notes and travel to the company’s Pittsburgh headquarters for the review, among other restrictions.

From Washington Post

The only potential roadblock was getting liability insurance at an affordable price during a pandemic, which they were able to do after shopping around.

From ProPublica

The idle storage of fireworks could cost each company heavily, due the security and liability insurance that comes with protecting highly dangerous materials.

From Time

They also have liability insurance, which helps them make payments to passengers who are harmed or killed.

From The Daily Beast

It's actually kind of amazing that you are not already required to buy liability insurance for firearms.

From The Daily Beast

This is why you should always have liability insurance, but should think twice about collision damage coverage.

From The Daily Beast

Even if you could prove it, however, the liability insurance wouldn't necessarily pay.

From The Daily Beast

Because the important point is what those rulings did not do: create a market for asbestos liability insurance.

From The Daily Beast

We will not go to the experience of any liability insurance.

From Project Gutenberg