Shultz v. Nationwide Insurance

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that an individual, who was struck by another vehicle while she was refueling her disabled vehicle, was engaged in a transaction essential to the disabled vehicle's use
• holding that an individual, who was struck by another vehicle while she was refueling her disabled vehicle, was engaged in a transaction essential to the disabled vehicle’s use
• holding that individual was “vehicle oriented” because she “was engaged in refueling her vehicle by pouring gasoline into the tank.”
• woman who was injured while putting gasoline in her uninsured car when third party struck parked vehicle which in turn struck woman who was “driver and occupant” of the uninsured vehicle under the Contrisciane standards
• where a woman, who had been traveling in a vehicle which ran out of gasoline and who was putting gasoline into her vehicle, was injured when a passing car struck the vehicle behind her vehicle causing her to be pinned between the two
• where a woman, who had been traveling in a vehicle which ran out of gasoline and who was putting gasoline into her vehicle, was injured when a passing car struck the vehicle behind her vehicle causing her to be pinned between the two

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).