In a closely-watched fight between an insurance company and its policyholders over uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, GEICO’s counsel wants the limit set at $25,000, but for now the courts have sided with the customers’ argument that it should be $100,000.
The Georgia Court of Appeals came down on the side of the policyholders with an opinion released Tuesday, because there was no evidence the customers in the case had chosen the lower coverage.
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