The plaintiffs in the case, captioned Franks v. State Farm Mutual, claimed State Farm should have paid $200,000 in coverage for Robert Franks' 2016 accident with an uninsured driver — double the amount State Farm had offered. (Credit: Cascade Creatives/Shutterstock)
In a first-impression matter centered on when auto insurance customers can waive stacking benefits, plaintiffs counsel argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday that deleting a vehicle from an insurance policy constitutes a "purchase."
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Aleeza Furman
Aleeza Furman is a Philadelphia-based litigation reporter with The Legal Intelligencer. Contact her at [email protected].
