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A woman who saw an uninsured driver hit and kill her friend can recover for emotional distress under the uninsured motorist provision of her own auto policy, the Washington Court of Appeals has ruled. The case is similar to a 1998 case in which the Washington Supreme Court held just the opposite. The difference here, the appellate court held, is that the woman's emotional distress had physical manifestations.
January 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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