“In order to hold in the manner in which you’re arguing we would have to read 'purchase' to mean any change in coverage," said Justice Christine Donohue, who sits on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court bench.
November 29, 2022 at 03:56 PM
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Litigation Reporter
In a first-impression matter centered on when auto insurance customers can waive stacking benefits, plaintiffs counsel argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday that deleting a vehicle from an insurance policy constitutes a “purchase.”
The justices, however, did not seem convinced.
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