Busey Truck Equipment, Inc. v. American Family Mutual Insurance Co.

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• finding that plaintiff suffered damages when company was unable to recover the full amount of loss from the insurance company because of agent’s alleged negligent failure to procure the requested insurance
• stating that “‘[t]o prevail on a claim of negligent failure to procure insurance, the plaintiff must plead and prove that (1) the agent agreed to procure, for compensation, insurance from the insurance company, (2
• “To prevail on a claim of negligent failure to procure insurance, the plaintiff must plead and prove that (1) the agent agreed to procure, for compensation, insurance from the insurance company, (2
• negligent failure to procure requires “(1) the agent agreed to procure, for compensation, insurance from the insurance company, (2) the agent failed to procure the agreed upon insurance and, in so doing, failed to exercise reasonable care and diligence, and (3

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