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David C.
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Any lawsuit stories where umbrella helped?

David C.
  • New York City, NY
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I'm deciding whether or not to get an umbrella policy (property is already in LLC) and will likely get one - but was wondering if anyone had any personal stories where something happened and the umbrella was needed and was effective? Just curious to hear cases. Thanks.

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It is rare, but they are meant to protect you in extreme cases. Of course it would have to be a claim over the liability on the property for the umbrella to take effect. If the property is in the LLC and there a claim that is high enough to go over the property liability I have heard of people getting around the LLC and going after the owner of the llc as a heads up. For the cost of an umbrella ($180-$400) a year it is worth the protection. Also most of the companies would help in court if it came to it if you have an umbrella policy.

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