Question

Charles made a big mistake by using copyrighted material for an advertising campaign. He now has three separate lawsuits pending from using trademarked logos and characters in his advertisements. Where in Charles' CGL will he find the limits of his coverage for Advertising Injury?

A. General Aggregate
B. Conditions section
C. Products—Completed Operations Aggregate
D. Per Occurrence Sub-Limits

Answer 1

Charles will find the limits of his coverage for Advertising Injury in the Per Occurrence Sub-Limits section of his CGL policy. The correct option is D.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Charles' Commercial General Liability (CGL) policy, he will find the limits of his coverage for Advertising Injury in the Per Occurrence Sub-Limits section.

The Per Occurrence Sub-Limits specify the maximum amount of coverage available for each occurrence that causes advertising injury. It helps determine the limit of liability for each separate claim or lawsuit that Charles is facing.

Therefore, Charles should review the Per Occurrence Sub-Limits section of his CGL policy to understand the extent of coverage for the lawsuits resulting from his unauthorized use of copyrighted material.

Hence, Option D is correct.