Rental Car as Nonowned Vehicle
August 5, 2013
We have a claim in which the insured drove across state lines with a co-worker in the co-worker's personal car with the intent to conduct a sales meeting. While there, the insured rented a car and visited with family members and did some personal things. On the date of the accident, the insured was driving the rental car back from the business meeting which had concluded for the day. He was returning to his hotel and was planning on go to the beach. While driving to the hotel with the co-worker as a passenger, the insured caused an accident.
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