· 3/28/2005
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance v. Fennema
Citations
- 110 P.3d 491
- 137 N.M. 275
- 2005 NMSC 010
How courts have described this case
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- “[W]e hold that for an insurer to justify foreclosing an insured's right to underinsured motorist benefits, the insurer must demonstrate it was substantially prejudiced by the insured's breach of the consent-to-settle provision.”
- “[W]e hold that for an insurer to justify foreclosing an insured's right to underinsured motorist benefits, the insurer must demonstrate it was substantially prejudiced by the insured's breach of the consent-to-settle provision.”
- “[W]e hold that for an insurer to justify foreclosing an insured’s right to underinsured motorist benefits, the insurer must demonstrate it was substantially prejudiced by the insured’s breach of the consent-to-settle provision.”
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Judges: Chávez, Bosson, Minzner, Serna, Maes
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