Under bodily injury liability automobile insurance, the insurer is liable for damages up to the limit of the insurance purchased.

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The risk of bodily injury or death to pedestrians and the occupants of other cars arising from the negligent operation of the insured's motor vehicle is covered by bodily injury liability insurance. Under liability insurance, the insurer is liable for damages up to the limit of the insurance purchased. The insurance company must also provide attorneys for the insured's defense in any civil court action.

Under Bodily Injury Liability Automobile Insurance, the Insurer Is Liable