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Nick M. Nighswander of Florence, Ky. hit a home run in a case of first impression to the Ct.. He appealed and got a ruling that an ?intentional cause of damage? exclusion clause in an UM motorists policy did not apply to damage caused by third party.

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Feb. 20, 2011  The Hon. Nicholas  (Nick)  M. Nighswander  of Florence, Ky. hit a home run when he appealed a ruling of the Kenton Circuit Court regarding interpretation of an intentional cause of damage exclusion in an UM motorists policy. For full text of case click case number 2009-CA-002033   Stamper v. Hyden Circuit Judge Bartlett [...]

Full post as published by LawReader on February 20, 2011 (boomark / email).

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