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The Lee County School Board is required to reimburse State Farm for payments made after a school bus crash with injuries, the Second District Court of Appeal rules.
May 29, 2019 at 12:43 PM
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A state appellate court ruled sovereign immunity did not block an insurer that paid no-fault insurance benefits to two people injured in a school bus crash from obtaining reimbursement from the school board that owned the bus.
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