Rau v. Liberty Mutual Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the question of uninsured motorists coverage for an injury occurring while the claimant was outside the vehicle was dependent upon whether the claimant was using vehicle within the purview of the Utica factors
• upholding coverage for a truck driver who was injured when struck by uninsured motorist, twenty feet from his truck, while returning to his truck after asking for directions about where to deliver
• statutory policy vitiates any attempt to make meaning of \insured\ for purposes of uninsured motorist coverage narrower than meaning of term under liability section
• statutory policy vitiates any attempt to make meaning of “insured” for purposes of uninsured motorist coverage narrower than meaning of term under liability section
• coverage provided for truck driver injured while returning to his truck after asking for directions about where to make a delivery
• statutory policy vitiates any attempt to make meaning of “insured” for purposes of uninsured motorist coverage narrower than meaning of term under liability section

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).