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: Bodily Injury BlogTexas Court to Consider Insurer?s ?Intentional Acts? Exclusion
By Edward Bills
The Texas Supreme Court is scheduled to decide whether Nationwide Insurance should honor a $300,000 auto insurance policy purchased by a man who injured several members of a family during a high-speed chase with police. Attorneys for the insurer argue that the driver Richard Gibbons violated the intentional act exclusion of his contract by engaging in behavior that was bound to lead to an accident. However, an attorney for the family contends that there is no evidence that Gibbons acted intentionally to cause the crash. Justices are expected to rule on the case sometime next year.
Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on December 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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