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What does umbrella insurance cover?
Umbrella insurance could help protect you from major claims and lawsuits by covering expenses that exceed the limits of your other policies.
This could include:
Bodily injury liability (e.g., auto accidents or injuries on your property)
Property damage liability
Legal defense fees
Personal liability situations like defamation, false arrest, or landlord liability
It’s designed to kick in after your home, auto, or renters insurance has been maxed out — giving you added security when things go really wrong.
Is umbrella insurance required?
No, umbrella insurance isn’t typically required — but it’s highly recommended if you have assets to protect or want peace of mind. It’s especially useful if you:
Own a home or rental property
Drive frequently or have teen drivers
Entertain guests or have a pool/trampoline
Have significant savings or investments
What doesn't umbrella insurance cover?
Umbrella policies typically don’t cover:
Your own injuries or property damage
Business-related liability (unless you have a business policy)
Intentional harm or criminal acts
Contractual liabilities
Our team can walk you through what is (and isn’t) covered to make sure you’re fully protected.
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