“It’s certainly going to limit the ability of claimants to recover, and it shifts the burden from the insurance companies onto those claimants to comply with the law,” said James Hockenberry, a partner with the Law Office of Leon Aussprung who represented the plaintiffs.
April 19, 2023 at 06:40 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Pennsylvania’s justices on Wednesday declined to take a more expansive view of a statute dictating when auto insurance customers can waive stacking benefits.
In a unanimous 12-page opinion, the Supreme Court determined that deleting a vehicle from an insurance policy does not create the same renewed chance to waive stacking that adding coverage for an additional car does.
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