An insured’s request for reduced UM-UIM coverage does not need to be on its own page in an insurance policy, the Supreme Court has ruled for the first time.
The decision in Lewis v. Erie Insurance Exchange affirmed the Superior Court’s ruling that the requirement under the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law that uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage waivers must be on separate pages does not extend to the reduction of such coverage.
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