Póliza de Propietarios (HO)Pregunta 368 de 531
Beyond the damages themselves, the Section II additional coverage for claim expenses pays:
a.wages the injured person lost while hurt
b.the fines a criminal court imposes
c.court costs charged against the insured
d.the plaintiff's own legal fees in every suit
Explicación
Claim expenses take in the cost of defending a suit, court costs taxed against the insured, interest accruing on a judgment, and the insured's reasonable expenses in helping with the defense, including lost earnings up to the amount the form states. Criminal fines are a penalty, not damages an insurer may fund. Wages lost by the injured claimant are part of the damages personal liability may owe, not a claim expense.
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