The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments dealing the interplay between household vehicle exclusions limiting insurance stacking and the state’s Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law. The case at issue should give the justices a chance to revisit a topic the high court has split on twice in the past 10 years.
On Aug. 8, the justices granted allocatur in Gallagher v. GEICO Indemnity to address whether it is a violation of the MVFRL if a household vehicle exclusion limits stacking even when the insured paid for and did not expressly waive the option to stack the policy.
