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Umbrella Insurance
Life is unpredictable, and sometimes standard insurance policies aren’t enough. Umbrella Insurance provides an extra layer of protection, covering costs that exceed the limits of your existing home, auto, or business insurance.
Why Do You Need Umbrella Insurance?
Extends Liability Protection – Adds coverage beyond your home and auto insurance limits.
Covers Legal Costs – Protects against lawsuits, including legal fees, settlements, and judgments.
Worldwide Coverage – Ensures protection even for incidents outside the U.S.
Unforeseen Accidents – Covers unexpected events like auto accidents, serious property injuries, or even accidents like hitting someone with a golf ball.
You don’t have to be a millionaire to be sued for a million dollars. A severe car accident, an injury on your property, or an unexpected lawsuit could put your home, assets, and future earnings at risk. Umbrella Insurance provides an additional $1 million or more in liability protection, ensuring financial security beyond your standard home and auto policies.
How It Works
- Auto Accidents – If you’re at fault in a severe crash, umbrella insurance increases your liability coverage to $1.5 million per accident.
- Property Liability – If someone suffers a serious injury on your property, you’ll have up to $1.3 million in total homeowner liability.
- Unexpected Lawsuits – Protection against costly lawsuits, even if they are groundless or fraudulent.
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Protect Your Assets with Umbrella Insurance
Extra Coverage When You Need It Most
Umbrella insurance adds $1 million in liability protection beyond your existing home and auto policies.
If you’re at fault in a serious car crash, your total liability protection increases significantly.
If someone is seriously injured on your property, umbrella insurance extends your coverage.
Unlike standard policies, umbrella insurance covers you worldwide, even against groundless or fraudulent lawsuits.
