If you are at fault in an automobile accident, your liability coverage, up to the limits you wish to purchase, will pay for the medical expenses and additional damages for which you are liable for. It pays for the third party expenses from the accident, including their bodily injury and their property damage.

Provides coverage for your vehicle from the result of covered perils not related to a collision like fire, theft, hail, vandalism, falling objects and hitting an animal.

Provides coverage for your vehicle resulting from an accident from colliding with another vehicle or a stationary object.

Coverage that pays for reasonable medical expenses or death benefits to anyone associated with an accident. It pays for medical expenses to you and your passengers, regardless of who is at fault in the accident. It can also help cover medical expenses from an injury as a pedestrian.

An addition to the standard automobile policy, which provides you coverage for your damages and your injuries, plus your passengers injuries, if the party that caused the accident is uninsured.

This coverage is pay of uninsured motorists and provides coverage in the event that the other driver is responsible for the accident and has auto insurance, but the damages caused exceeds the amount of auto insurance they are carrying.