Which term is defined as injury, including bodily injury, arising out of one or more intentional torts?

• A. Slander
• B. Personal and Advertising Injury
• C. Property Damage
• D. Pollutant

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is understanding what liability policies call injuries that come from the insured’s wrongful acts. Personal and Advertising Injury is the term used to describe injuries, including bodily injury, that arise out of one or more offenses committed by the insured—things like defamation (libel or slander), false arrest, or invasion of privacy, which are non-physical injuries tied to personal acts or advertising activities. This umbrella covers bodily injury that results from those offenses, making it the best fit for the definition given. Slander is a specific form of personal injury, not the broad term itself. Property damage refers to harm to tangible property, not bodily injury. Pollutant relates to environmental exposure, not this category of injuries.