Winslow-Quattlebaum v. Maryland Insurance Group

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• explaining that, when construing statutory language, courts are to afford substantial deference to the interpretation rendered by the agency charged with its administration
• explaining that, when construing statutory language, courts are to afford substantial deference to the interpretation rendered by the agency charged with its administration
• finding that the Insurance Department’s interpretation of language of the MTVTRL should be accepted as valid if not fraudulent, in bad faith, clearly arbitrary, or an abuse of discretion
• finding that the Insurance Department's interpretation of language of the MVFRL should be accepted as valid if not fraudulent, in bad faith, clearly arbitrary, or an abuse of discretion
• concluding, inter alia, that to give effect to entire instruction regarding basic UIM waiver, other UIM information on the same page cannot operate to void rejection form
• holding that insured validly waived UIM coverage

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