What type of coverage could help cover Wendy's injuries after falling in her new addition?

Completed Operations Liability is the most relevant type of coverage for Wendy's situation. This type of liability insurance protects contractors and businesses against claims arising from injuries or damages that occur after a project is completed. Since Wendy was injured due to the newly constructed addition, this coverage would apply if the work done by the contractor was deemed to be negligent or defective, leading to her injury.

This coverage is particularly important for contractors because, even after the project is finished, there could be latent defects or unsafe conditions that may cause accidents. By having Completed Operations Liability insurance, Wendy would be able to seek compensation for her injuries resulting from the contractor's work, as it specifically addresses issues arising after the completion of the job. In this case, it offers a safety net for her, ensuring that if the contractor’s work was inadequate, her claim for damages could be addressed under this policy.