Jake and his neighbor Bill are working to repair Jake's roof. Jake sets up two ladders side-by-side for each of them to use while working on the gutters. While at the top of the ladder, Jake falls into Bill's ladder, sending both of them tumbling to the ground. Whose injuries will be covered by Jake's homeowners policy under Coverage E - Personal Liability?

Jake and his neighbor Bill are working to repair Jake's roof. Jake sets up two ladders side-by-side for each of them to use while working on the gutters. While at the top of the ladder, Jake falls into Bill's ladder, sending both of them tumbling to the ground. Whose injuries will be covered by Jake's homeowners policy under Coverage E - Personal Liability?



Answer: Bill's Injuries

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