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ISO New and Revised Multistate Umbrella and Excess Endorsements

An analysis of new and revised umbrella and excess endorsements to be effective 8/1/2021.

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Summary:  ISO is introducing new and revised endorsements available to the Commercial Liability Umbrella Program and the Commercial Liability Excess Program, with a proposed effective date of August 1, 2021. The changes will primarily address the Auto Dealers Program, public or livery auto risks and exposures, and cannabis risks and exposures. Other endorsement revisions are editorial in nature or to maintain consistency with the coverage form. 

Topics Covered:

Cannabis Exclusion Endorsements

New Cannabis Endorsements

New and Revised Endorsements for Excess Auto Dealers Acts, Errors Or Omissions Liability Coverages

Revised Endorsements for Auto Dealers

Editorial and Consistency Revisions

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