Excess and Umbrella Liability Insurance

Up to $5,000,000 Excess Liability or Umbrella Liability coverage for qualifying Canadian risks.

Excess and Umbrella Liability Insurance

Providing additional capacity in addition to primary insurance coverage, K&K Canada’s Excess or Umbrella Liability policies protect our insureds from catastrophic loss and meet contractual obligations for higher limits. Coverage can be quoted over and above our primary coverage limits or offered standalone if sitting above classes of business we target, with A-rated carriers.   This added layer of protection can be vital when lawsuits exceed the primary limit of liability.   As the number of multimillion-dollar lawsuits and awards continues to increase, an excess or umbrella liability policy provides peace of mind that the company is financially protected.

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Did you know?

K&K Insurance Canada has over 35 years of underwriting experience in the sports, leisure, recreation and entertainment insurance industry.  

  • We work with all licensed brokers across Canada.  
  • No contract requirements.  
  • No premium volume requirement.  
  • CAMGA Member. 
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Why Choose K&K?

Longevity    

  • Celebrating over 35 years of providing customized insurance solutions in Canada  

Stability    

  • Insuring thousands of events and organizations each year  

Experience    

  • Offering over 60 sports, leisure, recreation, and motorsports products
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All descriptions, summaries or highlights of coverage are for general informational purposes only and do not amend, alter or modify the actual terms or conditions of any insurance policy. Coverage is governed only by the terms and conditions of the relevant policy.