Plaintiff counsel in litigation that reached a multimillion-dollar settlement said the case shows insurers must apply the deductible to the client’s full bill, instead of a reduced amount that yields lower reimbursement.

Allstate Insurance Co. entered into a class action settlement agreement. It faced allegations it did not comply with insurance policies it had issued, and which should have provided personal injury protection benefits, subject to a personal injury protection deductible.

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