Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday on a lawsuit against an insurance company, which resulted in a plaintiff’s award that shrank to nothing — plus attorney fees for the defense.

After plaintiff and front-seat passenger Susan Matrisciani was injured in a rear-end crash, she sued her insurer Garrison Property & Casualty Insurance Co. and an allegedly negligent driver in Palm Beach Circuit Court under a policy covering underinsured motorists.

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