Illinois Supreme Court· 9/25/1997
Hasemann v. White
Citations
- 686 N.E.2d 571
- 177 Ill. 2d 414
- 226 Ill. Dec. 788
- 1997 Ill. LEXIS 439
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Fund’s liability on a covered claim is subject to statutory limits, such as a maximum amount
- reasoning that limiting Illinois Insurance Guaranty Fund’s setoff to amount actually received under settlement would “invite coUusion and provide little incentive for a claimant to pursue a full and fair settlement with his own carrier”
- outlining the three different approaches that states have adopted when deciding how a claimant “exhausts” his or her rights under another applicable policy
- relying on foreign case law only after confirming that neither Illinois act nor Model Property and Casualty Post-Assessment Guaranty Association Act defined a dispositive statutory term
- relying on foreign case law only after confirming that neither Illinois act nor Model Property and Casualty Post-Assessment Guaranty Association Act defined a dispositive statutory term
- Fund entitled to credit of policy limits although statutory non-duplication clause provides for reduction “by the amount of such recovery”
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Judges: Heiple
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