Kassa Insurance Services, Inc. v. Pugh

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• stating that the term \you\ in an insurance policy referred to the employer, a corporation
• stating that a party has thirty days from “receipt” of the award
• noting the term “you” referred to the corporate purchaser of the policy, not the drivers of covered vehicles
• finding that the trial court possessed the authority to consider the public policy issue of whether an insured can issue a policy which insures a company’s vehicles but restricts the extent of an employee’s coverage to when he/she is operating one of those vehicles
• finding that the trial court possessed the authority to consider the public policy issue of whether an insured can issue a policy which insures a company's vehicles but restricts the extent of an employee's coverage to when he/she is operating one of those vehicles
• interpreting § 1731(a) of the MVFRL to mean that uninsured and underinsured motorists coverages must be offered to insureds

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).