Comprehensive general liability insurance coverage generally extends only to unintentional torts,rather than intentional torts.

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Comprehensive general liability insurance typically covers the insured against claims arising from unintentional torts (such as negligence) but not intentional torts (such as assault), as intentional torts are considered deliberate actions that result in harm to another party.

Comprehensive General Liability Insurance Coverage Generally Extends Only to Unintentional