
Estimate how much liability coverage makes sense for your situation.
Enter your existing policy limit to see how it compares to your exposure.
Your coverage limit is the maximum amount your insurance company will pay for a covered liability claim. If a judgment exceeds this limit, your personal assets could be at risk.
More foot traffic increases the statistical probability of a slip-and-fall incident.
Dog bites and pet-related injuries are a leading cause of liability claims.
Densely populated areas often see higher litigation rates and property damage costs.
Liability isn't just about what you own, but what you could lose in a judgment.
Coverage is likely reasonable
This tool provides a directional estimate based on typical risk profiles. It is not legal or financial advice.
It pays for legal defense and settlements if you are found responsible for bodily injury or property damage to others. This includes incidents inside your apartment and often extends to your actions elsewhere.
Liability is often about negligence, not intent. A simple accident—like a guest tripping on a rug or a small kitchen fire damaging the building—can trigger massive claims regardless of your intentions.
Most renters focus on their belongings (Personal Property), but a single liability claim for building-wide water damage or a serious injury can easily exceed $100,000, dwarfing the value of your furniture.
We believe in data over drama. By analyzing your specific lifestyle factors, you can make a calculated decision on coverage limits rather than simply buying the cheapest or most expensive option.