“It just brings it back to the general idea that unless there is a clear anomaly in the law, the court is going to continue to apply precedent as is,” Glen Shikunov said.
January 30, 2024 at 02:16 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision has set a higher bar for challenges to insurance policy exclusions.
The high court ruled Monday that an insurance provider may exclude coverage for vehicles an insured regularly uses but does not own. In its opinion, the court rejected the notion that Pennsylvania’s Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law prohibits any coverage exclusions.
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Mark Altemose of Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo, left, and Glen Shikunov of McCormick & Priore, right. Courtesy photos
