E-Alert: New Jersey Supreme Court rules that an auto insurer may refuse to pay UIM benefits without the need to prove prejudice when an insured fails to provide the insurer with notice of litigation against a tortfeasor until after resolution of the underlying tort action
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April 17, 2018E-Alert: New Jersey Supreme Court rules that an auto insurer may refuse to pay UIM benefits without the need to prove prejudice when an insured fails to provide the insurer with notice of litigation against a tortfeasor until after resolution of the underlying tort action
E-Alert: New Jersey Supreme Court rules that an auto insurer may refuse to pay UIM benefits without the need to prove prejudice when an insured fails to provide the insurer with notice of litigation against a tortfeasor until after resolution of the underlying tort action
