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Damages caused by those in your household will not be covered under your renter’s insurance policy. You would need a specific ‘laptop insurance policy’ for such coverages.
This repair will have to come out of your own pocket.
It depends on your policy. Call your agent to find out for sure. Some policies will cover your personal property for human caused damages (Depending on your state) Minnesota allows an insurance company to drop a policy holder if they have two or more human related claims within a three year time frame. So you may want to just pocket the expense if you have had a previous claim or don’t want to take a chance of another claim that would cause you to be canceled. The best way to know is to call your agent!
Renter’s insurance is a must-have for apartment dwellers and anyone else who rents his or her home. A good renter’s insurance policy will protect your belongings in the event of fire, theft, vandalism, etc. Your policy will also provide liability coverage if you are at fault for any injuries or damage to others or their property. Though many renters have such insurance policies, very few actually know how to go about filing a claim. In the event that disaster strikes and you need to file a claim, here is how you should go about it.