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This section briefly discusses the common coverage options
available for modifying the AAIS personal umbrella policy. Where applicable,
you’ll find a reference to additional articles that discuss a particular
endorsement in greater detail.
Related Article: AAIS Personal Umbrella Liability
Policy Endorsements Checklist
Note: These forms
are listed in numerical order, followed by their form title.
PU 0031–Personal Umbrella Liability Coverage Schedule of
Underlying Coverage
Related Article: AAIS Personal Umbrella Declarations
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PU 0600–Change Endorsement
This form merely facilitates attachment of other forms and
documents that action.
PU 0601–Expanded Definition of Insured
This form expands the definition of insured by changing the
motorized vehicle or watercraft exception. The exception applies to all
household members and not only those listed in the policy definition.
PU 0602–Personal Umbrella Liability Coverage Aggregate
Limit
This form provides the option to increase the Personal Umbrella
Liability Coverage Aggregate Limit so that it is more than just the Personal
Umbrella Liability Coverage Limit.
PU 0603–Non-Owned Recreational Motor Vehicles
This form modifies the umbrella by adding a definition for
“recreational motor vehicle” and amending two exclusions. The result is that
excess coverage is available for loss involving the use of a non-owned
recreational vehicle. Coverage is provided in excess over the scope of
protection that exists in the underlying coverage. However, the exclusion of
injury or damage related to no-fault, UM/UIM, automobile medical payments and
medical expense and similar coverage still applies to non-owned RVs.
PU 0604–Auto Outside of the
This form extends the umbrella’s protection to the insured
while using an auto outside of the
PU 0605–Notification of Cancellation or Nonrenewal
If the insurance company sends out a notice of cancellation
or nonrenewal to the named insured, when this endorsement is attached, the
party scheduled on this endorsement must receive the same notice.
PU 0630–Specified Business Activities
This form modifies the umbrella so that coverage is provided
for the business activity described on the form. The form includes a
description of the activity and the location where the activity takes place.
Coverage under the umbrella is contingent on the described activity being
protected by the applicable, underlying coverage.
PU 0631–Specified Farm Activities
This form modifies the umbrella so that certain coverage is
provided for the farming operation described on the form. The form includes a
description of the farm activity, the location where the activity takes place
and whether the operation includes the application of pesticides and
herbicides. The form adds a definition of farming while modifying the base
umbrella policy’s definitions of “business” and “domestic employee.”
PU 0632–Specified Farm Activities–Expanded Exception to
the Employers Liability Exclusion
This form modifies the umbrella to permit coverage for
certain losses involving employees that are related to the farm activity described
in the form’s schedule. The coverage provided is excess over the scope of
coverage available under the applicable underlying coverage.
PU 0636–Business Activities
This form modifies the umbrella to provide liability
coverage to certain business activities engaged in by the insured. Business
activities are not scheduled but instead follow the underlying coverage. This
endorsement can work with standard and farm-related business activities.
PU 0701–Exclusion–Premises That Are Not Insured Premises
This exclusion bars
coverage for premises an insured owns, rents, or that is owned and rented out
to others, but which does not qualify as an insured premises. The form has an
exception that grants excess protection over such premises that are covered by
the applicable underlying insurance.
PU 0702–Exclusion–Bodily Injury, Personal Injury, or
Property Damage Arising Out of Pollutants
This form replaces
the umbrella policy’s Exclusion 4. The result is that excess coverage for
polluting events is covered to the extent it is protected against in the
applicable underlying coverage.
PU 0703–Exclusion–Motorized Vehicles–Driver Excluded In
Underlying Insurance
This form modifies
the umbrella so that no coverage is granted for motorized vehicle losses that
involve any driver that is excluded from coverage in the underlying policies.
PU 0704–Exclusion–With Limited Exception–Injury Or Damage
Arising Out of A Canine
This form excludes
losses that involve injury or damage caused by a canine (coyotes, dogs, foxes,
hyenas, wolves, etc.). However, an exception exists when coverage is found in
the applicable underlying coverage.
PU 0705–Exclusion–Injury of Damage Arising Out Of A
Canine
This form excludes
losses that involve injury or damage caused by a canine (coyotes, dogs, foxes,
hyenas, wolves, etc.).
PU 0706–Exclusion–Controlled Substances
This form replaces
the umbrella policy’s Exclusion 9. It bars bodily injury, personal injury or
property damage that is related to controlled substances (use, sale, making, possessing,
etc.) However, it does respond to loss involving such substances that are legitimately
used under the directions of a licensed health care professional. Coverage is
excluded even if covered by the underlying carrier.
PU 0732–Exclusion–Designated Premises
This form permits the insured to
exclude a location from coverage under the umbrella. The excluded premises and
location must be described in the form.
PU 0733–Exclusion–Designated Vehicles and/or Watercraft
This form permits the insured to exclude
watercraft or a vehicle (including any accessory trailers) from coverage under
the umbrella. The excluded vehicle or craft must be described in the form.
PU 0734–Exclusion–Designated Driver–Injury or Damage
Arising out of Any Auto
This form permits the insured to exclude
any incident of vehicular liability under the umbrella for any person listed on
the form. It requires entry of the excluded person’s name and birth date. It’s
important to note that the exclusion would bar coverage for driving and non-driving
liability for the applicable person. So, even if an excluded person seriously
injured a third party while unloading a car or closing a car trunk, liability
would not apply.
PU 0735–Exclusion–Punitive Damages
This form specifically bars the
umbrella from responding to a demand for damages intended to punish or make an
example of an insured, though non-punitive damages would still be addressed.
PU 0736–Exclusion–Designated Driver - Injury or Damage
Arising Out of Any Auto, Recreation Motor Vehicle, or Watercraft
This form permits the insured to
exclude any incident of automobile, recreational vehicle, and watercraft liability
under the umbrella for any person listed on the form. It requires entry of the
excluded person’s name and birth date. Use of this form removes any obligation
for the umbrella policy to respond to a loss where the person named in the form
causes a loss which operating a vehicle, RV, or boat.
PU 0743–Exclusion–Fungi, Wet or Dry Rot, or Bacteria
Bars coverage
under the umbrella for any liability related to direct or indirect damage or
injury caused by mold, fungus, etc. However, the form makes exception for loss
caused by food poisoning, slip, and falls and certain farm related injuries
when covered elsewhere in the policy.