Does Your Business Need Commercial Umbrella Coverage?
Once a policy’s limit is reach, commercial umbrella insurance kicks in and provides an extra layer of protection to existing policies. Typically this type of insurance is advised when a contract requires policy limits that are over and above the standard.
Every business should have general liability coverage, but sometimes it isn’t enough to defend your business against all of the risks you may face. If you have foot traffic from customers or vendors, a high-worth business, regularly enter external contracts, or own property that exceeds the limits on your commercial liabilities policies, you should consider a commercial umbrella policy
What Does Commercial Umbrella Insurance Cover?
Excess liability insurance provides you with a broader scope of protection. It extends the limits of your general liability insurance and commercial auto insurance policies.
For instance, a general liability policy will cover bodily injury sustained while shopping at your place of business; commercial umbrella insurance can cover the legal fees that can come with an associated lawsuit.
The following are generally covered under Commercial Umbrella Insurance:
- Bodily injury
- Property damage
- Lawsuits
Is Commercial Umbrella Coverage Right for Your Business?
Commercial umbrella insurance covers the gap between the limits of your existing policies and any out-of-pocket costs. Avoid costly losses and financial burdens with a policy that meets the needs of your business.
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