Are you considering obtaining a renters’ insurance policy? A renters’ insurance policy will protect your personal possessions and may also protect you if another party sues you. Review some situations that may require you to file an insurance claim.
Criminal Activity
Criminal activity that results in damage or theft of insured items should be reported promptly. Any possessions listed in your insurance policy are protected by the coverage that you have obtained. It is your duty to contact the local authorities and report the incident to your insurance provider.
You must leave the crime scene intact and itemize the damaged or stolen possessions. These steps are critical when filing an insurance claim.
Reviewing your renters’ insurance policy before filing a claim is always a good idea. This will prevent you from reporting any items that are not officially covered by your policy.
Natural Disasters
A natural disaster could damage possessions stored outdoors or inside your rental. If your insurance policy covers adverse weather events, you may need to file an insurance claim. Any damaged insured items should be reported.
Liability Concerns
Injuries or damage could occur when someone is visiting you. If an incident occurs that you are held liable for, the liability coverage that your renters’ insurance policy provides will protect you from expenses associated with a lawsuit. You should file a claim whenever faced with a liability issue.
Contact Hyman Brown Insurance Agency
Now that you have reviewed some information about filing renters’ insurance claims, contact our office. Schedule an appointment to consult with an agent who serves Commerce, GA.