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Liability Insurance

Learn how liability insurance protects you financially if you're held responsible for injury, damage, or negligence, either personally or professionally.

What Is Liability Insurance?         

Liability insurance provides financial protection if you're found legally responsible for causing harm to another person or their property. It covers costs such as legal fees, medical expenses, repair bills, and court-ordered settlements.

Liability coverage exists in many forms — from personal and home policies to commercial, umbrella, and excess liability insurance. The right combination of coverage can shield your assets and limit your out-of-pocket risk in the event of a claim or lawsuit.

Why Is Liability Insurance Important?

Accidents happen — and even unintentional actions can lead to costly legal consequences. Without adequate coverage, a lawsuit could jeopardize your savings, property, or business.

Liability insurance helps ensure that you're protected when things go wrong. It provides peace of mind, satisfies legal or contractual obligations, and helps you recover from unexpected incidents without severe financial stress.

The benefits of liability insurance for you

  • Cover legal defence costs: Get financial support if you're sued or taken to court.

  • Pay for damages or medical bills: Protect against injury or damage you may be responsible for.

  • Protect your assets: Avoid personal financial loss from large settlements or judgments.

  • Supplement other policies: Add broader or higher limits with umbrella or excess coverage.

  • Maintain compliance: Meet legal or business requirements for minimum liability protection.

Explore the Different Types of Liability Insurance

The articles below break down the features, benefits, costs, and key considerations of each liability insurance option available in Canada:

Umbrella Insurance


Excess Liability Insurance


Personal Liability Insurance