Cultivating corn in early fall, Stowe Vermont, USA.Credit: Don Landwehrle/Adobe Stock Photo: Don Landwehrle/Adobe Stock

Should tractor classification in farmers' insurance policies be taken from the language of the policy itself or existing case law? That is the question Freeman Mathis & Gary attorney Philip Savrin brought to the Georgia Court of Appeals in oral arguments on Thursday on behalf of Nationwide Agribusiness Insurance.

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