In a “good-news, bad news” decision, the Georgia Court of Appeals has ruled that an insurer is not liable for injuries a client suffered when a mule-drawn carriage she was riding in was hit by a vehicle after a 2015 Christmas parade in McRae, Georgia.
But the same opinion said a trial judge was correct in denying summary judgment to Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance regarding the driver of the carriage, who was also covered by the insurer, ruling a jury should decide the meaning of “inherently ambiguous” terminology in the driver’s policy.
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