Updating our story of Mar. 27-28, 2002: the Colorado Supreme Court by a 4-3 margin has reversed lower court decisions that ordered State Farm to pay auto insurance benefits to a woman who was kidnapped and raped in her car. (Sean Kelly, Denver Post, Oct. 15). Plus: Curmudgeonly Clerk has more (Oct. 18).
Auto insurance won’t cover rape
Updating our story of Mar. 27-28, 2002: the Colorado Supreme Court by a 4-3 margin has reversed lower court decisions that ordered State Farm to pay auto insurance benefits to a woman who was kidnapped and raped in her car. (Sean Kelly, Denver Post, Oct. 15). Plus: Curmudgeonly Clerk has more (Oct. 18).
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