Bodily injury liability insurance provides coverage for losses that result from the policyholder being responsible for an accident that caused bodily injury to another.
This type of insurance is frequently included in auto insurance policies. In fact, most states require that drivers carry this type of insurance.
Bodily injury liability insurance can pay for things like hospital bills and other expenses related to treating an injury. It can also cover "pain and suffering," which is the mental and emotional difficulty of experiencing and living with the injury.
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