Alabama Property and Casualty Practice Exam

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What is the maximum limit for occupational accidents under Part Two-Employer Liability?

$50,000/Accident
$100,000/Accident
$150,000/Accident
$200,000/Accident

The correct answer is: $100,000/Accident

The correct answer reflects the established maximum limit for occupational accidents under Part Two-Employer Liability, which is set at $100,000 per accident. This limit serves as a threshold for employers' liability exposure in cases of occupational injuries to employees. It is crucial for policyholders to understand these limits to ensure adequate coverage and to manage risks effectively. Understanding that liability coverage is designed to protect employers from claims resulting from injuries sustained by employees during the course of their employment, this limit provides a clear framework. If an employer faces multiple claims from a single accident, the total exposure can reach up to this limit, guiding both employers in structuring their risk management strategies and insurers in managing their coverage plans effectively. While other limits might be suggested in the different options, they do not align with the established guidelines and could lead to misinformation regarding the actual coverage available under this specific part of the policy.