Extra liability limits
Adds a layer of liability protection above your auto, home, renters and certain other policies, subject to the policy terms.
An umbrella policy adds extra liability protection on top of your auto, home and other policies. It is there for the claim that is larger than you planned for.
An umbrella policy sits above the liability limits on your underlying policies. If a covered claim exceeds those limits, the umbrella may help with the remainder, up to its own limit. Coverage options vary by policy and carrier.
Adds a layer of liability protection above your auto, home, renters and certain other policies, subject to the policy terms.
Helps with the cost of defending a covered claim. How defense costs are handled depends on the policy.
May help if you are found legally responsible for serious injuries or damage to someone else's property after a covered event.
Certain personal injury claims, such as libel or slander, can be included on some umbrella policies. Details vary, so ask.
The policy usually applies to the people named in your household. We will confirm who is included.
Umbrellas typically require you to keep minimum liability limits on your underlying policies. We will show you what the carrier asks for.
If any of these sound like you, it is worth a quick conversation. We serve Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.
A guest injury, a dog bite or a pool or trampoline accident can lead to large claims.
New drivers add risk. An umbrella can add protection if an accident goes beyond your auto limits.
Rental property adds liability exposure. See our landlord page to learn more.
The more you have, the more you stand to lose in a liability judgment.
Many Northern Kentucky households drive busy roads like I-71, I-75 and the Ohio River bridges every day, and own homes with yards, pools, pets and guests. These are the situations where a claim can grow beyond a basic policy.
Turner Insurance Group is based in Florence and writes policies in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. We can look at your auto, home, renters, boat, RV or rental property policies together and show how an umbrella would sit on top.
The umbrella sits above them. Bring your current declarations pages and we will review them.
Home equity, investments and future earnings are all part of the picture.
Teen drivers, college students and anyone who drives your vehicles matter.
Boats, RVs, rental properties and other items can add exposure.
It adds liability coverage above the limits of your underlying policies, such as auto and homeowners, for covered claims. It generally does not cover damage to your own property and may not cover business activities. Terms vary, so we will go over the policy with you.
It is worth discussing. Your auto and home policies have liability limits. If a claim goes past those limits, you could be responsible for the rest. An umbrella is meant to help with that gap.
Some umbrellas can extend over rental properties, boats and RVs, if the underlying policies meet the carrier's requirements. We will check that with you.
Usually yes. Umbrella carriers typically require minimum liability limits on your auto and home policies. We will help you meet them.
Yes. We write policies in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. Coverage options vary by policy and carrier.
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