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· 6/23/2006

Mears v. Commercial General Liability

Citations

  • 930 So. 2d 985
  • 2006 La. LEXIS 2025
  • 2006 WL 1736356

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  • recognizing that legislative policy favoring arbitration would be thwarted if arbitrators were required to interpret policy in one proceeding while courts determined effect of statute in another
  • recognizing that legislative policy favoring arbitration would be thwarted if arbitrators were CT Page 16977 required to interpret policy in one proceeding while courts determined effect of statute in another
  • holding that failure to exhaust liability coverage of tortfeasor is a coverage issue
  • holding that failure to exhaust liability coverage of tortfeasor is a coverage issue
  • whether the unexhausted liability coverage precluded the plaintiff from recovering underinsured motorist benefits is a question of coverage
  • whether the unexhausted liability coverage precluded the plaintiff from recovering underinsured motorist benefits is a question of coverage

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