Sentences with phrase «cover damages»

Policies won't cover damages, either, when water backs up into your basement through your residence's sewers or drains.

But if the overflow destroys the property of your downstairs neighbor, your personal umbrella insurance may cover the damages caused by your negligence, preventing you from paying out of pocket for the loss.

Hurricane Sandy will most certainly leave many of us looking at our pocketbook to cover damages, food, emergency bills, etc..

Renters insurance will cover damages resulting from problems indirectly caused by the power surge.

Bodily injury and property damage liability cover damages to others or their property that a driver causes while operating the golf cart.

Your landlord's insurance should cover damages to the external structure.

Renters insurance will cover the damages so that your child — or you — won't have to come up with thousands of dollars to replace stolen or destroyed furniture, clothing or electronics.

They generally will not cover any damages a guest might cause to a renter's personal belongings, or intentional acts that are not the result of an accident.

Homeowners and renters should consider purchasing enough liability to cover their assets, since all assets could be sought in a lawsuit to cover damages.

It will often not cover the damages that loss causes to anyone else, which means if you have a fire you're responsible for the losses that other residents suffer as a result.

Charlotte renters insurance would cover these damages, even though the fire didn't directly burn those units.

While a homeowner's insurance does not cover damages that result from poor maintenance or inevitable wear and tear, home warranty covers such issues.

It might also cover damages to the rental unit or a renter's personal property caused by a temporary lessee.

That makes it likely that the neighbor's liability will cover the damages.

Most renters insurance policies (like homeowners insurance policies) do not cover damages to personal property caused by a flood or an earthquake.

Most policies cover damages caused by fire, lightning, wind, and hail, but home insurance typically does not cover damages caused by floods.

Deposits are intended to cover damages, unpaid rent, and other expenses caused by the tenant which are discovered after the tenant moves out.

In the fall of 2016, Allstate will begin offering a renters insurance endorsement called HostAdvantage that will cover damages to a renter's personal property damaged by a guest.

Renters (and homeowners) insurance policies generally cover damages and personal liability of hosting temporary guests through home - sharing services, such as Airbnb, as long as a policyholder hosts them «occasionally.»

Depending on how often a home is temporarily leased, it might even cover damages caused by guests to a renters personal property.

However, if you took out a loan using your boat as collateral, the lender will typically require that you have insurance to cover damages to the boat.

Renters insurance policies generally cover damages caused by temporary guests to a rental unit and will protect the renter if a legal guest files a lawsuit against them.

From auto accidents to injuries that occur on your property, if your liability limits aren't high enough to cover the damages, your assets would be at risk and the results could be financially devastating.

A type of car insurance under which the insurer will help pay to cover damages incurred by an insured as a result of an accident, regardless of fault.

Your earthquake insurance may cover damages caused by mudslides and mudflow in the aftermath of the tsunami, but if the bulk of damage is caused by floodwaters, your earthquake coverage will likely not help you.

Your condo or co-op complex may have a fence and a pool, but it will actually be the condo / co-op association's insurance that will cover damages in those areas.

Typically, a policy's liability coverage would cover any damages (including medical bills) associated with a dog bite.

Even a friend or family member might have to file a lawsuit against you to cover their damages or medical costs.

If the fire were your fault, your personal property would be covered and your liability would also cover the damages to other residents as well as to the apartment itself.

If a renter intentionally injures someone, their insurer is not going to help them cover those damages.

Condo insurance does not cover damages related to earthquakes, floods or sinkholes.

When an uninsured or underinsured driver collides with your car, your policy will cover damages and injuries without raising your rates.

By ensuring that you're able to cover damages for both yourself and other people, you make sure that you're not left on the hook.

To cover those damages, a policyholder can add an earthquake endorsement.

This means that if you negligently cause property damage, your renters insurance liability can cover those damages so that you don't have to do it out of pocket.

If there is mold caused by a building defect, then it becomes your landlord's building insurance that will have to cover those damages.

Your liability protection may be able to cover damages related to:

For example, if a policyholder's family member gets into an argument that results in violence, your home insurance policy will not cover any damages or a lawsuit against you resulting from that act.

A recent poll by Allstate Insurance Company of Canada and Abacus Data found that 61 % of Canadian condo owners either don't know or incorrectly assume that if a flood or a fire starts in their unit, the building's insurance will cover the damages to other units.

Sometimes, however, it may be hard to determine which policy should cover damages to your living space.

That's where most of the significant damage would be likely to come from, and the endorsement would cover those damages.

Not only can it cover damages, but it also can provide a defense against a lawsuit over the fire you're responsible for.

The liability portion of your auto insurance policy is only meant to cover damages you cause to other drivers — not your own car.

The two policies complement each other, because Lincoln Tower Apartments renters insurance doesn't cover damages you cause in your car.

Condo insurance, also known has HO - 6 insurance, is designed to cover damages or injuries that occur within your home.

Standard home insurance policies do not cover damages or loss due to earthquakes, flooding or sinkholes.

If they're not at fault in the accident, the at - fault driver's insurance company should cover the damages.

With that being said, most insurance policies cover damages and losses caused by theft, fire, wind, hail, and lightning.

If you're not at fault in the accident, the at - fault driver's insurance should cover your damages.

Realize that if someone gets hurt or injured while at your event, homeowners insurance (yours or your host's) may not cover the damages because your book signing could be considered a business event, not just a friendly party.