Legislation to expand underinsured-uninsured motorist coverage in Georgia failed to move before the Assembly's adjournment.
The session ended Friday without the measure, which had strong insurance company opposition and trial attorney support, coming up for a vote.
Earlier in the year the Senate approved the measure (SB 276) by a margin of 46-3. American Insurance Association Assistant Vice President Ray Farmer described the bill as a “stacking” of UM/UIM coverage.
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