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It should come as no surprise that traditionally anti-gun jurisdictions and states come up with these knee jerk reaction laws. You know that even with the Supreme Cts's NYSRPC v. Bruen decision, those stated and jurisdictions are not going to roll over and play dead.

What I'm concerned with is the state (NJ??) that recently passed a law requiring those who have CCWs to obtain liability insurance. NY and some other states also have similar laws in the process.

 

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Liability insurance isn’t so bad as when they drove that insurance out of the state like NJ and NY did

Huh? Expand on this please.

 

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New York kicked out such gun liability insurance. I can get it through CCW safe because of my profession/ prior profession. The normal CCW— nope.
I think this article explains it better than I can except there are a few changes since it was written

States Blocking 'Self-Defense Insurance' And What To Do About It

Perhaps you have been following the drama or if this all sounds new to you, I'm going to outline what is happening with states blocking self-defense insurance providers like the USCCA and CCW Safe and give you some ideas of what you can do about it should you live in one of those states. The...

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However, a universal umbrella policy should cover non criminal liability.

Interesting article. I'll have to read it later.

Ok, we have umbrella insurance already, so that's good. Also, I understand NYC will no longer issue "retired LE" CCW anymore. It will just be the standard CCW.