Johnson v. Davis
In a suit to determine insurance coverage, declaratory judgment allowing the underinsured-motorists coverage provided by defendant-Addison Insurance to plaintiff-Johnson to be stacked is affirmed where the antistacking clauses contained in the Addison policy create an ambiguity when read in conjunction with the policy declarations page.
With the start of the new year, new rules and regulations begin to affect those who have or want to obtain a commercial drivers license. A few states which have implemented change include the foloowing.
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