What will you do if you get sued?
In the event of damages, accidents, or injuries most people are looking for someone to blame.
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“How Umbrella Insurance Can Protect You & Your Family”
A Personal Umbrella Policy works together with your Home or Auto Insurance to protect you in case you’re found liable in an accident. Damages awarded for personal injury and long-term care, or any other lawsuit, can quickly exceed the limits of your existing policies making Umbrella Insurance critical.
Wondering if you already have Personal Umbrella Insurance on your
existing home or auto policy? Give us a call at 1-888-298-7343.
To learn more about Umbrella Insurance, watch our video or review specific risk and coverage details below.
What is Umbrella Insurance?
A Personal Umbrella Policy protects you in the event that the costs from a lawsuit is higher than the maximum liability limit on your affected policy.
Not much, Personal Umbrella Insurance in Ontario can cost as little as $20 a month for $1,000,000 in coverage. For a specific quote give us a call at 1-888-298-7343.
How Much Will Umbrella Insurance Cost?
How Does Umbrella Insurance Work?
A Personal Umbrella Policy protects you in the event that the costs from a lawsuit is higher than the maximum liability limit on your affected policy.
Coverage Chart
Insurable
Event
Costs of Legal Fees & Settlement
Personal Coverage
Remaining Liability
Without Umbrella
With 1m Umbrella
Accident
at Home
$2,750,000
$2,000,000
$750,000
($750,000)
Covered
Car
Crash
$1,125,000
$1,000,000
$125,000
($125,000)
Covered
Boat
Accident
$1,225,000
$1,000,000
$225,000
($225,000)
Covered
What else does Umbrella Insurance cover?
Significant Property Damage
Auto or home lawsuits that are in excess of your existing policies.
Bodily Injury Liability
Falls, dog bites, and other injuries that occur on your property.
Landlord
Liability
A tenant suit over an injury sustained while on your property.
Slander or Libel Lawsuits
Damages for something you said or wrote.
Malicious Prosecution
If you’re sued for wrongfully prosecuting someone.