Question

Part I: Coverage A of the Workers' Compensation policy provides for:

(A) Protection against any liability exposures the employer may face from its employees that would not otherwise be covered by the workers' compensation law.

(B) Supplementary payments in the event of lawsuit.

(C) Payment of defense costs in a workers' compensation suit.

(D) Payment of all benefits required of the employer under the law of the state in which an employee is injured.

Answer 1

Coverage A of the Workers' Compensation policy provides for the payment of all benefits required of the employer under the law of the state in which an employee is injured.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this question, we are discussing coverage A of the Workers' Compensation policy.

Workers' Compensation insurance is a form of insurance that employers are required by law to have in order to provide benefits to employees who suffer an injury on the job.

Coverage A of the Workers' Compensation policy provides for the payment of all benefits required of the employer under the law of the state in which an employee is injured (option D).