Liabilty Insurance in a Constitutional Carry State

I have CCW Safe. The Defender plan plus Civil Liability for $35 per month.
Spent a year doing research on all the companies and that's what I got.
As mentioned above,it depends on the laws governing self defense in the state you live in and your comfort level. A criminal trial will run over $200,000 with bond, attorney, expert witnesses, investigators etc..
I've worked too hard to lose everything if it ever happened that I got into a self defense shooting that required legal action or a self defense shooting period. That would be my worst nightmare.
I just sleep better knowing I have it, like car insurence, home owners insurence, health insurence ect.. JMO
 
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My wife and myself have been CCW Safe members for the past 8 years. The cost is minimal compared to trying to hire a lawyer on a moments notice from the Yellow Pages. We watch their educational videos and have learned a lot. Having their membership card with a 24/7 phone number is reassuring every time we leave the house.

If you carry and end up in a shooting who are you going to call when arrested?
 
Call that number tonight collect and ask to speak with somebody about a question you have . . .

My wife and myself have been CCW Safe members for the past 8 years. The cost is minimal compared to trying to hire a lawyer on a moments notice from the Yellow Pages. We watch their educational videos and have learned a lot. Having their membership card with a 24/7 phone number is reassuring every time we leave the house.

If you carry and end up in a shooting who are you going to call when arrested?
 
If I had insurance that would help me if I killed someone in my home, and ended up in court.

Is it possible a jury might think...why does this person have a insurance plan in case he has to shoot someone. Did he plan on shooting someone? Why would he have the insurance if he didn't?
 
I got a large Personal Liability Umbrella Policy from State Farm for a reasonable amount. I bought this to cover myself from all sorts of things, but there appear to be no exclusions realated to firearms after reviewing the documents. I also have Texas Law Shield.
 
It's an 800 number...no worries. Just called and got an answer right away.

I'm sure you did. I listen to and track jail calls every day from the two major providers of such things. Can't call an 800 number from jail without paying the man. Try the non toll free number collect, as I suggested . . .

Edit: And you need to commit that number to memory, because your cell phone will be the second item seized, after your pistol . . .
 
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