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An Albany, N.Y. appellate panel has held that a man who saw his father hit and killed by an automobile is entitled to recover under the "zone-of-danger" doctrine, whereby insurers can be liable for injuries -- including mental anguish -- to non-insureds who are in the immediate area of an accident involving someone who is injured. Though the policy at issue was written to avoid such liability, the court found that any ambiguity must be resolved to benefit the consumer.
July 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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