What is typically included in liability insurance coverage?

Liability insurance primarily focuses on protecting insured individuals or entities from claims made by third parties for damages or injuries they may have caused. Therefore, the coverage typically includes personal injury and property damage claims, as it is designed to cover legal costs, settlements, and judgments that arise from such claims. This protection helps ensure that the insured does not have to pay for these expenses out of pocket, which can be substantial.

The other options do not align with the primary purpose of liability insurance. Protection against theft of the insured property falls under property insurance, comprehensive care for the insured's own injuries is generally covered by health or personal injury insurance, and investment protection related to the policy does not fit the scope of liability coverage, which is focused on third-party claims rather than protecting the insured's own assets or investments.