Which of the following is included in a liability insurance policy?

• A. General liability
• B. Homeowners insurance
• C. Life insurance
• D. Disability insurance

Answer: (A)

Liability insurance is designed to protect you against claims by others for injuries or damages you may cause. The most typical form of this protection is general liability, which covers third‑party bodily injury and property damage that arise from your business operations or on your premises. That’s why general liability is included in a liability insurance policy and is the correct choice here.

Other options serve different purposes. A homeowners policy isn’t solely a liability policy—it’s a package policy that includes liability but also covers your own property and risks. Life insurance provides a death benefit to beneficiaries and disability insurance replaces income if you’re unable to work, but neither focuses on protecting others from claims about injuries or damages you caused.