Ragland v. Jump (In re Jump)

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• release of tort-feasor without consent of UIM insurer also discharged UIM insurer as a matter of law because of derivative nature of insurer’s liability
• release of tortfeasor without consent of UIM insurer also discharged UIM insurer as a matter of law because of derivative nature of insurer's liability
• The release of the tort-feasor without the consent of the underinsured motorist carrier discharges the carrier because of the derivative nature of the insurer’s liability,
• The release of the tortfeasor without the consent of the underinsured motorist carrier discharges the carrier because of the derivative nature of the insurer's liability.

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