Wisconsin Supreme: UI Insurer Cannot Deduct Money that Was Paid but Reimbursed March 24, 2023 By Jim Sams Wisconsin law allows insurers to deduct from their liability any amounts paid for the same injury by a worker’s compensation...
No Uninsured Motorist Coverage for Horse-Drawn Buggy, Delaware Ct. Rules December 13, 2022 By Andrew G. Simpson Delaware courts have never before been asked whether a horse-drawn buggy is a motor vehicle. Now a state court has...
Single Policy Limit for Both Uninsured and Underinsured Coverage, Va. Supreme Rules December 5, 2022 By Jim Sams An auto insurance policy that includes coverage for both uninsured and underinsured motorists does not require the insurer to pay...
Wisc. Supreme Court Limits Bodily Injury Coverage to Insured Persons February 16, 2022 By Jim Sams An auto insurer is not required to pay underinsured motorist benefits to the son of man who was killed in...
The Kentucky Supreme Court Utilizes the Integral Parts Test in Hit-and-Run UM Cases August 13, 2013 By Steven Plitt Standard uninsured motorist policies provide coverage for hit and run accidents. However, the specific language utilized by various insurers may...
Third Circuit Interprets ‘Arising Out Of’ Clause for UM Benefits Broadly June 6, 2012 By Burke Coleman For uninsured motorist coverage to apply, vehicle liability policies provide that the injury to the insured must be “caused by...