Definition Legal liability that does not stem from a contract or legal agreement. For insurance purposes, this type of liability arises from a person injuring another person negligently.

Liability imposed by law, as opposed to liability arising from an agreement or contract.

 Liability imposed by law, as opposed to liability arising from an agreement or contract.

Legal liability is when you’re found to be responsible for damage to someone else’s property or injury to someone else, by the courts, a tribunal, arbitration or by mutual agreement.

Accountability and responsibility to another, enforceable by civil or Criminal sanctions.

Obligations and responsibilities subject to evaluation and enforcement in a court of law. Public, Products and other Third Party Liability insurance would normally only cover your Legal liability for [..]

Liability at law can arise under tort (or civil actions) or under contract. While settlements are often made out of court by mutual agreement, legal liability can only be finally decided by th [..]

A person’s responsibility under the law for the consequences of an illegal or negligent act.

Obligations and responsibilities subject to evaluation, interpretation, and enforcement in a court of law. Casualty insurance provides coverage for an insured against a civil legal liability suit, not [..]

Liability which courts recognize and enforce on individuals or corporations to pay for harm done to others.

Liability attaching to a party because of the breach of a legal duty or law. Employers’ liability, public liability insurances, etc., insure the legal liability of the insured and not the injury, dama [..]

An obligation which can be enforced by law.

Liability under the law as opposed to liability arising from contracts or agreements. It is most often used to refer to a person’s liability if he should negligently injure another party.

Liability imposed by law on individuals or corporations to pay for harm done to others.

The liability imposed by law for negligence (carelessness) that results in injuries or death to persons or damage to someone else’s property. Does not include criminal liability, liability for intenti [..]