In relying on the state Supreme Court's decision to deny a police officer UIM benefits for a motor vehicle accident on the job, the Superior Court has denied a bus driver those same benefits.
October 02, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In relying on the state Supreme Court’s decision to deny a police officer UIM benefits for a motor vehicle accident on the job, the Superior Court has denied a bus driver those same benefits.
In Adamitis v. Erie Insurance Exchange, a three-judge Superior Court panel found that Berks Area Reading Transit Authority bus driver Matthew Adamitis could not collect underinsured motorist benefits from his personal insurer for injuries sustained while driving the BARTA bus.
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