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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance is trying to stave off the prospect of punitive damages for allegedly forging a policyholder's documents to reduce its liability in an auto accident case involving a leased car. The underlying issue is whether the policyholder had sufficient bodily injury coverage under Florida state law to protect the lease-holder, and perhaps State Farm, from having to pay damages in excess of the policy limits.
March 05, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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