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Hey Dealer, Can I Get a Loaner?
By Greg Johnson. I recently wrote an article for the Minnesota Automobile Dealer Association’s MN Dealer Outlook Magazine (Winter 2015). If your Minnesota dealership provides dealer-owned loaner vehicles to customers while the customer’s vehicle is being repaired, you’ll want to … Continue reading
The Problem with Renting Fast Cars: A Special Report of the Auto Rental News
I was recently interviewed in connection with a most interesting article by Chris Brown of the Auto Rental News: “Enter the world of brokering, where fleet funding, commercial insurance and even car ownership are not necessities. As the name suggests, … Continue reading
Posted in Coverage, Rentals
Tagged Auto Insurance, Graves Amendment, Rental Car, Rental Car Liability, Vicarious liability
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Minnesota Car Rental: Handling BI/PD, UM/UIM & Rental Vehicle Damage Claims
By Greg Johnson. This article provides a brief overview of Minnesota rental car coverage law, from priority of payment for bodily injury and property damage liability claims to uninsured and underinsured motorist claims to no-fault claims to rental vehicle damage … Continue reading
Rental Car Coverage: Diminution in Value, Loss of Use & Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) — the Basics
By Greg Johnson. This is the first in a series of articles addressing claims for damage to, and loss of, rented vehicles. It provides an overview of the types of damages a rental car company may sustain (and, thus, may … Continue reading
Oops!! Self-Insured Owner of Rental Vehicle that had no Obligation to Afford Omnibus Coverage to Permissive Users not entitled to recover $260,000 Settlement Payment.
By Greg Johnson. In an unusual twist, a rental car company insisted it was obligated to pay damages to a third party who was injured by the permissive operator of its rental vehicle and the renter maintained it was not. … Continue reading
Auto Claims & Self Insured Retentions (“SIR”): Does the SIR Constitute “Insurance” ?
By Greg Johnson. The determination of whether a self-insured retention (SIR) constitutes “insurance” within the meaning of an “other insurance” clause of another policy generally depends on the particular circumstances presented. See, e.g., Champlain Cas. Co. v. Agency Rent-A-Car, Inc., … Continue reading
Posted in ADCF Policy, BAP, CGL, Coverage, PAP
Tagged Auto Insurance, Gregory J. Johnson, Insurance Law, Rental Car, Self Insured Retention, Vehicle insurance
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