In a case stemming from a 2014 accident in which a vehicle ran into a Lee County school bus, an appeals court sided with State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. in a dispute about paying medical costs of two injured bus passengers.
A three-judge panel of the Second District Court of Appeal said the Lee County School Board and its insurer, Safety National Casualty Corp., are responsible for reimbursing State Farm, which shelled out $10,000 for each passenger’s care under the state’s personal-injury protection, or PIP, insurance system.
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