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Umbrella Insurance

Extra Liability Protection When You Need It Most

Umbrella insurance kicks in when your underlying policy limits are exhausted. It's one of the best-value coverages available, and most people qualify for it.

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Umbrella Insurance from Markve Insurance

A single lawsuit can exceed the limits of your home or auto policy. Umbrella insurance provides an extra layer of liability coverage — typically $1–5 million — at a surprisingly affordable price.

Extends Home Liability

Picks up where your homeowners liability coverage leaves off — protecting your assets from major lawsuits.

Extends Auto Liability

Covers serious auto accidents that exceed your car insurance limits, including attorney fees and judgments.

Worldwide Coverage

Many umbrella policies cover incidents that occur anywhere in the world, not just at your home.

Legal Defense Costs

Pays for your legal defense even if a lawsuit is frivolous — legal fees alone can be devastating.

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Umbrella Insurance — Common Questions

A $1 million umbrella policy typically costs $150–$300 per year — often less than $1 per day. Additional millions of coverage add relatively little to the premium.
Anyone with assets to protect should consider umbrella insurance — homeowners, vehicle owners, landlords, business owners, and anyone with significant savings or income. If you'd be devastated by a major lawsuit, umbrella coverage is worth it.
Umbrella insurance doesn't cover your own injuries or property damage, intentional acts, business liabilities (unless you have a commercial umbrella), or incidents covered by workers' comp.
Even excellent home and auto policies have limits — typically $300,000–$500,000 for liability. A serious accident or lawsuit can easily exceed those limits. Umbrella insurance bridges that gap affordably.