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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Auto Coverage: Are Household (Family Member) Step-Down Exclusions Void Under Minnesota Law?
By Greg Johnson. A 2014 decision of the South Carolina Supreme Court decision invalidating a household (a/k/a “family” or “intra-family”) “step-down” (a/k/a “drop-down”) to a personal auto policy caused me to dust off my research from over a decade ago … Continue reading
Guest Contributor Jim Radogna: F&I Fact vs. Fiction
By Jim Radogna. It’s not uncommon for me to be asked to weigh in on the occasional compliance conundrum posed on some social media forum. Many such inquiries involve disagreements about long-held beliefs in F&I and whether or not they’re … Continue reading
Auto Coverage: “Absolute” & “Frozen” Liability under the Minnesota No-Fault Act
By Greg Johnson. A parent completes a personal auto application for automobile insurance and does not disclose that there are any other licensed drivers in the household that will operate the insured vehicle. Later, after the policy is issued, a … Continue reading
Posted in Coverage, Duty to Indemnify, PAP
Tagged Auto Insurance, Insurance Law, Insurance policy
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Auto Dealers Entitled to Money Distribution in Auto Parts Antitrust MDL Case
By Greg Johnson. On November 19, 2015, U.S. District Judge Marianne O. Battani of the Eastern District of Michigan issued an Order Granting Final Approval of an initial, partial settlement of $59 million to auto dealers in the multi-district (MDL) … Continue reading
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Tagged Auto Dealers Operations, Auto Dealerships, Gregory J. Johnson
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Guest Contributor Jim Radogna: Dealer Fees Under Attack
By Jim Radogna. Two recent actions for alleged dealer fee violations in South Carolina and Indiana are a potential cause for concern in other states due to the likelihood of copycat legal actions. While these states had no caps on … Continue reading
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