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If both Volunteer Liability and Excess Automobile Liability policies respond to claims of physical injury or damage to anothers property, why are both coverages needed?

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If both Volunteer Liability and Excess Automobile Liability policies respond to claims of physical injury or damage to anothers property, why are both coverages needed?

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The volunteer liability policy specifically excludes claims involving the ownership, use, or operation of a motor vehicle. Consequently, an injury to another, or the damage to another’s property, resulting from the use of a motor vehicle needs to be protected under a separate contract.

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