Luechtefeld v. Allstate Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• public policy does not require invalidation of clearly written policy language to avoid disappointing the insured
• public policy does not require invalidation of clearly written policy language to avoid disappointing the insured
• purpose of uninsured motorist statute is to place the insured policyholder in substantially the same position he would occupy if the uninsured driver had been minimally insured
• purpose of uninsured motorist statute is to place the insured policyholder in substantially the same position he would occupy if the uninsured driver had been minimally insured
• the purpose of uninsured motorist insurance is to place the insured policyholder in substantially the same position she would occupy if the uninsured driver had been insured
• the payment of insurance premiums does not always create a reasonable expectation that the insured will receive the full amount of coverage where there is clear policy language excluding such coverage

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).