Business FinancesQuestion 49 of 1605
Which type of insurance protects a contractor if a third party is injured on the job site?
a.Workers' compensation insurance
b.Builder's risk insurance
c.Commercial general liability (CGL) insurance
d.Errors and omissions insurance
Explanation
Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance covers third-party bodily injury and property damage claims. Workers' comp covers employees; builder's risk covers the structure under construction.
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