I know this has been discussed,by some people.Everyone has to decide what's right for them.It may be a good thing for lawyer fees,if needed.
Personally,i'm not paying any extra money,and can't afford it.That said,in S.C.,if you are justified in shooting someone,that's it.End of story.They can't take it to civil court,as it should be.
It varies by state, some include civil immunity in their laws and some don't.Boomer,i'm guessing Florida has it also.It should be under the Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground Laws..I'm not sure,but,i don't think it's the same for every state.
What he said. I am not sure there is any 'perfect" insurance policy for a street shooting involving SD. However, this group seems to come pretty close.I personally like the Armed Citizens' Legal Defense Network, Inc. .
I believe they have the best legal protection system you can have for a self-defense situation.
I have been a member for over two years. Fortunately I have never needed their services and hope I never do!
Bobo
The one down side with ACLDN is that they provide 10K up front, any they above that and you have to apply for a grant and the additional grant money is not guaranteed. With CCW Safe defends those who carry concealed against criminal, civil and administrative actions. - Part 1 there is no limit and they cover administrative as well as trial, both criminal and civil. I do want to state that while I am a member of both, I have not had to use either so have no first hand experience, I'm glad to say.What he said. I am not sure there is any 'perfect" insurance policy for a street shooting involving SD. However, this group seems to come pretty close.