Seeking Seamless Coverage
Board member Joseph Harrington CPCU discusses a number of new personal liability issues.
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UM Coverage as Applied to Pedestrians
Both cases in this appeal were based on policy language that excluded UM coverage for pedestrians struck by a hit-and-run vehicle because a pedestrian, by definition, cannot occupy a covered vehicle.
Read Full ArticleCOVID-19: How to Manage your Personal Automobile
Follow these safety tips to stay safe on the roads during the pandemic and minimize your risk of picking up the virus. This article was first published on PC360 with additions from FC&S editors.
Read Full ArticleThe Dilemma of Minimum Limits
This NU Claims column discusses the difficulties states have in determining what auto insurance minimum limits should be.
Read Full ArticleThe Struggles of Developing Autonomous Vehicles
Discusses issues involved in the development of autonomous vehicles.
Read Full ArticleInjured Pedestrian not "Insured" under Father's UM Policy
Injured Pedestrian not "Insured" under Father's UM Policy In Carlson v. Allstate Insurance Co., 2008 WL 2131345 (Minn.), a pedestrian who…
Read Full ArticleThey Don't Really Cut out Your Heart: The Truth about Underwriting
This National Underwriter Column discusses the role of the underwriter.
Read Full ArticleCalifornia Notice to Personal Auto Insurers
Following the provisions provided by Proposition 103.
Read Full ArticleAccidental Discharge of Rifle an "Auto Accident"
Supreme Court of South Dakota finds accidental discharge of rifle to be an "auto accident" under terms of insured policy.
Read Full ArticleThe Betterment Provision of the Personal Auto Policy
The Betterment Provision of the Personal Auto Policy Reviewed September 5, 2012 Concerns about Loss Payments and Use of Aftermarket Parts Summary:…
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