Insurance Coverage: Court grants insurer’s motion for summary judgment upon finding that plaintiff will be…
INSURANCE LAW: CT Supreme Court reaffirms that insurer entitled to full credit for amounts received by insured, without apportionment
The insured received $245,000 from two tortfeasors. The insured had a $100,000 UM limit. Rejecting the claim that a fact finder must apportion fault and damages before applying offsets, the Supreme Court affirms summary judgment for the insurer.
Guarino v. Allstate Property and Casualty Ins. Co., (January 6, 2015)
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