An umbrella insurance policy, also commonly referred to as excess liability insurance, is an insurance coverage that helps to cover certain losses that exceed the liability limits of your underlying homeowner or automobile insurance. If you are an affluent individual and are looking for an extra layer of insurance to help protect your assets, contact Cross Private Client Insurance to learn more information about your insurance options.

Subject to policy limits, terms, and conditions, umbrella insurance is designed to cover liability exposures that exceed the limits of your underlying liability insurance coverage. Examples can include an auto or boating accident, a guest suffering an injury at your home, or causing accidental injury or property damage to a third party. The following are some coverages that can typically be included in an umbrella insurance policy:

Everyone should consider including an umbrella policy as part of their overall insurance program, as it can be an important tool to help mitigate your risks and protect your assets. Additionally, you should be sure to discuss umbrella coverage with your insurance agent if:
Just like any other insurance coverage, the price of umbrella insurance can vary depending on a variety of factors. Among others, some factors that may impact price include:

No matter if you’re looking for a new umbrella or excess liability policy or you are looking to renew your existing policy, the knowledgeable team at Cross Private Client Insurance would be happy to speak with you about your insurance coverage options.
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