Liability insurance protects your assets in the event that you (or a member of your household) accidentally injure another person or damage someone's property. It's known as "third-party insurance," because it protects you if a third party files a claim against you. Liability insurance will pay for a legal defense in the event of a lawsuit, and pay medical and/or property claims for which you are found legally liable, up to the limits of the policy. Personal liability insurance can be purchased as part of a package policy (such as homeowners, renters, or auto insurance), or as a separate policy (such as a personal umbrella liability policy).

Naturally, no one expects to be sued. But a good liability policy helps protect your family and your future. This section provides everything you'll need to know to ensure that your liability coverage is complete.

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Please Note: The information contained in this Web site is provided solely as a source of general  information and resource.  It is a not a statement of contract and coverage may not apply in all areas or circumstances.  For a complete description of coverages, always read the insurance policy, including all endorsements.