UMBRELLA INSURANCE
Umbrella insurance offers additional coverage beyond your standard policies, protecting your assets from large claims and lawsuits.
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WHAT IS UMBRELLA INSURANCE?
Umbrella insurance provides extra liability coverage beyond your existing policies, protecting your assets and future income from costly claims and lawsuits.
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WHAT DOES UMBRELLAINSURANCE COVER?
Do your assets or potential liabilities exceed the coverage of your auto, home, or other insurance policies? If so, umbrella insurance is especially valuable to you. Umbrella insurance can cover medical bills, property damage, and legal defense costs.
- Defense costs
- Personal injury
- Property damage
WHO NEEDS UMBRELLA INSURANCE?
Anyone with assets to protect should consider umbrella insurance. It’s especially beneficial for:
- Homeowners: With pools, trampolines, or high-risk features.
- Landlords: With rental properties.
- High-net-worth individuals: With assets exceeding standard coverage.
- Risky activity participants: Involved in skiing, hunting, etc.
- Families with young drivers: New or inexperienced drivers at home.
- Frequent travelers: Concerned about liability abroad.
Umbrella insurance provides peace of mind by offering extra protection against costly lawsuits and claims.
No, umbrella insurance is not required by law. It is optional coverage that offers protection beyond the limits of your primary auto or homeowners policies and is typically recommended for those with significant assets or higher risk of large lawsuits.
Umbrella insurance covers personal liability, while professional liability insurance protects against professional negligence. Umbrella insurance can also provide coverage for areas that professional liability insurance does not.
No, umbrella insurance and general liability insurance are separate policies, but umbrella insurance can provide additional coverage beyond your general liability policy. You must have a general liability policy in place before purchasing an umbrella policy.
To show proof of umbrella coverage, you can provide a Certificate of Insurance (COI). This document, issued by your insurance provider, verifies your coverage, including policy details like limits, effective dates, and insurer contact information.
To file an umbrella insurance claim, contact your insurer right away after an incident. Provide details and documentation about the event. Your insurer will assess the claim, determine coverage, and guide you through the process, including legal support if needed.
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