Personal Auto PolicyPregunta 386 de 474
An insured's employee is injured while occupying the insured's covered auto during work, and workers compensation benefits are payable. Part A liability:
a.Excludes it only if the employee was driving the auto
b.Excludes the claim, because workers compensation applies
c.Pays the whole injury claim on top of the comp benefits paid
d.Pays whatever amount the workers compensation award misses
Explicación
Part A excludes bodily injury to an employee of an insured during the course of employment when workers compensation benefits are required or available, because that exposure belongs to workers compensation and employers liability coverage. A domestic employee not entitled to those benefits is the recognized exception. The answer that pays the excess over comp describes how some other coverages coordinate, not this exclusion.
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