A liability insurance policy that takes over where basic liability insurance policies leave off. An umbrella policy usually has a liability limit of $1 million or more, which is added on top of the limit for any other policy, such as a home owners policy that covers liability.
A policy that insures losses in excess of amounts covered by other liability insurance policies. In some instances, the policy may also protect the insured in cases not covered by the usual liability policy.
Type of liability insurance that provides general protection
a catch-all policy for businesses
an extra layer of coverage
an insurance policy that covers personal liability not covered by other types of insurance
a policy which provides excess liability coverage
a supplemental insurance contract that might provide dog bite coverage even if the underlying policy doesn't
a type of excess policy Policy Provides Limits
a type of insurance policy that kicks in after other insurance has been exhausted
A separate policy providing a higher limit of coverage over and above any other basic liability policies an insured may have.
a policy that provides coverage for losses above the liability coverage offered under other policies.
A special form of liability policy designed to provide protection over and above the protection afforded by the normal liability coverage.
An insurance policy that provides excess liability coverage for both homeowners and automobile insurance, as well as coverage in some areas not provided for in either of these policies.
Coverage for losses above the limit of an underlying policy.
Additional insurance that kicks in once you've reached the limit of your basic policy. For example, if you suffered a $1 million dollar loss, and your property insurance covers $500,000, an umbrella policy could cover the remaining $500,000.
(Assurance de la responsabilité civile umbrella) A special form of liability policy designed to protect the insured for certain unknown contingencies over and above their normal coverages and limits.
Insurance for exports of an exporter whose issuer handles all administrative requirements.
A separate insurance policy that provides additional coverage in addition to coverage limits of automobile and homeowner's policies.
A special form of liability policy designed to protect the insured for certain unknown contingencies over and above coverages and to provide excess insurance.