Chesterfield v. Pepsi Co.
The Freibott Law Firm secured a large $100,000.00 policy limits settlement from an insurance company wherein the daughter of a man who was struck and killed by an uninsured motorist sought uninsured benefits from their insurance carrier. The carrier had denied the claim based on its belief that the deceased was not a “relative resident” in his daughter’s house. After producing tax returns, bills, magazine subscriptions, and other documents showing the deceased’s residency with his daughter, the insurance carrier quickly reversed its original unreasonable position and offered its policy limits. (George Rhea v. Nationwide)
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