Sometimes things go wrong – a car accident, a guest slips and falls on your property, or a lawsuit. If you don’t have the right coverage, an unfortunate situation can compromise your financial security. Find out what Excess Liability (Umbrella) coverage is, and why it's important.
Excess Liability, sometimes known as an Umbrella policy, will respond when the underlying liability limits of your other policies, like homeowners or auto, have been exhausted. For example, if you were to be injured in a car accident and needed expensive surgery, you would be on the hook to pay for any costs beyond what the at-fault driver's own Liability limits would cover. This is where Excess Liability coverage would kick in to help cover those unexpected costs.
Check all that apply:
If you checked just one of the above risk factors, you need Excess Liability coverage. If you selected many, then your exposure to liability risks may be higher than average. Ask your insurance broker to closely at your limits of coverage and determine if they are adequate.
If you have a swimming pool at your home or plan to host parties or gatherings, here are a few tips to be mindful of:
We help you stay ahead and informed with these helpful tips and tricks