When big risks go beyond basic coverage — stay protected.
Umbrella Liability Insurance gives your business an extra layer of protection when claims exceed the limits of your existing policies.
The problem
Even with solid general or professional liability coverage, major lawsuits or severe accidents can push costs far beyond your policy limits.
Without additional protection, your business could be forced to cover the rest — putting your assets, payroll, and long-term stability at risk.
The solution
Umbrella Liability Insurance extends your existing coverage limits, stepping in when other policies reach their cap.
It can apply to general liability, auto liability, or employer liability, providing millions in extra protection when you need it most.
And with SUREZA, you’ll get clear guidance on when an umbrella policy makes sense — and how to integrate it into your existing protection plan.
What is Umbrella Liability Insurance?
Umbrella coverage acts as a financial backup plan for your business.
If a claim exceeds your standard policy limit — for example, a major accident, injury, or lawsuit — your umbrella policy pays the remaining costs (up to your new limit).
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Why sureza ?
Why It Matters ?
You worked hard to build your business — but in a world of unpredictable risks, “enough” coverage may not always be enough.
With SUREZA, you get the confidence that one lawsuit or major event won’t put everything you’ve built at risk.
Umbrella protection gives you breathing room — and true financial security.
FaQs
When should I consider Umbrella Insurance?
When your business has valuable assets, multiple employees, or higher exposure to public risk. It’s ideal once you’ve maxed out basic liability limits.
Does an umbrella policy replace my other liability coverage?
No. It works as an extension — adding extra limits to your existing policies.
How much additional coverage can I get?
Umbrella policies typically add $1 million or more in extra protection, depending on your carrier and risk profile.
What types of insurance can it extend?
Usually General Liability, Commercial Auto, and Employer Liability policies.