The Georgia FAIR Plan does NOT provide coverage for which type of insurance?

The Georgia FAIR Plan is primarily designed to provide property insurance coverage for those who are unable to secure insurance through the standard market due to high risks. It specifically focuses on offering fire and extended coverage for residential properties, which can include homeowners property insurance, dwelling insurance, and general property insurance.

Casualty insurance, on the other hand, typically encompasses liability coverage and protection against losses that are not directly related to property damage or loss. This includes coverages like personal liability, workers' compensation, and automobile insurance, which are not the focus of the FAIR Plan. The exclusion of casualty insurance from the FAIR Plan means that individuals seeking liability coverage or other forms of casualty insurance must look to other types of insurance policies outside of the FAIR Plan structure.