The liability of the policyholder to persons who are not covered under the insurance policy.

A law that allows a victim to sue a server or licensee or a social host for damages and injuries resulting from the action of a customer. In Washington, third party liability applies when the server or licensee violates the law by serving a minor or a visibly intoxicated person. The first party is the licensee/server, the second party is the custom [..]

Legal liability to anyone other than another party to a contract (e.g. liability of one ship to another consequent upon a collision).

Exactly the same as Public Liability Insurance, involving three parties - the insured as first party, the insurer as second party, and the other person involved as third party

Liability of the insured to persons who are not parties to the contract of insurance and are not employees of the insured.

Liability of the insured to persons who are not parties to the contract of insurance and are not employees of the insured.

Liability incurred by the assured to another party but excluding contractual liability.

The Liability of the insured to persons who are not parties to the contract of insurance and are not employees of the insured.

An insurance coverage which insures against an accident that damages someone else’s property, or injures or kills someone else.

This covers your liability to third parties (someone other than the insured) for damage, injury or loss caused by you to another person or vessel or entity.

A category under which the state pays the difference between the amount of the medical bill and the amount the insurance company has paid. This occurs only when a public assistance recipient has medic [..]

This covers your liability to third parties (someone other than the insured) for damage, injury or loss caused by you to another person or vessel or entity.

Third party liability may refer to: Vicarious liability, a legal doctrine Third-party liability in insurance