What We Cover

Umbrella Insurance for Non-Profits

In an increasingly litigious environment, non-profits can face liability claims that exceed the limits of their primary insurance. Umbrella Insurance adds a layer of security above your primary policies.

What it covers.

Extended liability coverage — covers the excess once a claim surpasses your primary limits

Broader coverage for certain claims not addressed by your primary insurance

Legal costs for significant lawsuits, which can be substantial

Protection against large claims that could otherwise threaten your existence

Worth Confirming

Anything excluded by the underlying policy it sits above — umbrella extends limits, it typically doesn’t add entirely new categories of coverage on its own

Why Baker Romero

Specialists, not
generalists.

Expert Consultation

Guidance on the right amount of coverage for your risks

Affordable Solutions

Competitive rates for optimal protection

Comprehensive Approach

We review existing policies and identify gaps first

Hassle-Free Claims

Support every step of the way

How It Plays Out

An illustrative
example.

A liability claim against a nonprofit exceeded its General Liability policy limit. The organization’s Umbrella policy covered the remaining balance, protecting its reserves.

Illustrative only — not a specific client case.

Questions

Questions we
get asked.

Standard liability insurance covers specific claims to predetermined limits. Umbrella insurance provides additional protection once those limits are reached, and can cover certain claims not included in primary policies.
The amount varies based on your operations, assets and potential risks — our experts will evaluate these factors with you.
Considering the extensive protection it offers, umbrella insurance is relatively cost-effective given its role in covering high-cost claims.
Related Coverages

Coverages that often
go with this one.

General Liability

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Let’s find the right fit.

Tell us how your organization actually runs and we’ll tell you what you need — or call and ask for Lillian.