automobile insurance
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Colorado Supreme Court ponders insurers’ ability to defend against policyholders
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The Colorado Supreme Court considered last week what steps insurance companies must take to defend themselves against lawsuits from injured policyholders who, based on a technicality, were legally not at fault for their injuries. When an insured driver has an accident with someone who is uninsured, they may obtain benefits under their own insurance policy…
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Colorado justices give thumbs-up for insurers to offer classic car-only policies
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Insurance companies may lawfully offer automobile insurance with terms that apply only to antique or classic cars, the Colorado Supreme Court decided on Monday, 6-1. Under Colorado law, insurance companies must offer policies that contain coverage against uninsured or underinsured motorists, meaning those who cause injuries and whose own insurance is not sufficient to cover…
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Colorado justices give thumbs-up for insurers to offer classic car-only policies
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Insurance companies may lawfully offer automobile insurance with terms that apply only to antique or classic cars, the Colorado Supreme Court decided on Monday, 6-1. Under Colorado law, insurance companies must offer policies that contain coverage against uninsured or underinsured motorists, meaning those who cause injuries and whose own insurance is not sufficient to cover…
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Colorado justices give thumbs-up for insurers to offer classic car-only policies
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Insurance companies may lawfully offer automobile insurance with terms that apply only to antique or classic cars, the Colorado Supreme Court decided on Monday, 6-1. Under Colorado law, insurance companies must offer policies that contain coverage against uninsured or underinsured motorists, meaning those who cause injuries and whose own insurance is not sufficient to cover…
