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Does the named insured's umbrella drop down for an auto liability claim if the personal auto policy is exhausted?

Yes, on this insured's policy. Your Personal Umbrella endorsement [1] follows form to the underlying Personal Auto liability limits of $250k/$500k/$100k. Once those are exhausted, the umbrella responds up to the $1M aggregate limit.

Coverage is subject to the SIR of $250 for non-underlying claims [2].

[1] Smith_PUP_2024.pdf p.4[2] PAL_Endorsement_22.pdf p.2

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AI excludes vs CG 21 06 vs CG 22 94

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Ongoing ops vs completed ops. Privity vs blanket. We cite the form, not a vibe.

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If a contractor is named additional insured on CG 20 10, are they covered for the contractor's sole negligence in a state that allows it?
Generally no. CG 20 10 04 13 limits additional insured coverage to liability arising out of the named insured's ongoing operations, and most courts have read this to exclude the AI's sole negligence even where state law would permit broader transfer. Compare to CG 20 33 or a manuscript endorsement if broader transfer is intended. [1] ISO CG 20 10 04 13 p.1 [2] Court analysis from your Knowledge Base - Acuity Mut. Ins. Co. v. Burd Constr.

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