Reed v. Citizens Insurance Co. of America

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a party could not revoke settlement agreement after signing a copy of it and faxing it to her attorney because “[o]nce a contract to settle legal claims has been entered into, a unilateral change of mind is not a ground for excusing performance”
• the expense for accommodations provided by family members, as opposed to an institution, is an allowable no-fault expense
• “The reasonableness of the expenses incurred may be judged by comparison with rates charged by institutions.”
• family members may be compensated for room and board and maintenance costs provided to injured person in need of care who would otherwise be institutionalized

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).