Revisiting some old Super Bowl party tips that should still apply to this year…. The clock is counting down to kick-off time for this year’s Super Bowl , and you’re in the midst of party planning. But have you added reviewing your insurance coverage to the checklist? Most people probably haven’t, even though there are some risks to be aware of — and that they can plan to avoid, says Janece White, North American underwriting and jewelry specialist for Chubb Personal Risk Services. Although White provided these tips with Super Bowl parties in mind, they apply to any party at your home, at any time of year:

Soon, ghouls, goblins and The Little Mermaid will be at your front door. Are you prepared? We aren’t talking candy-bought, decorations-up prepared. We mean, what happens if Glenda the Good Witch breaks her arm or your house is egged? Are you covered for that? Or will a night of tricks and treats become an expensive horror? [insert Hitchcock-approved music here] Note: Not all insurance policies are created equal! The following guidelines are standard, but there are exceptions. It’s important to get to know your insurance policy before you have to file a claim. Here are three possible Halloween problems, and the skinny on what is and isn’t covered by a typical…