Allstate Insurance Co. v. Northwestern National Insurance Co.

TITUS, Judge.

On January 1, 1972, 17-year-old Gregory Hayes (Gregory), then residing in Joplin with his parents, was driving a 1965 Buick with parental consent when it collided with a car occupied by three sisters. The Buick was allegedly owned by Brown Enterprises, Inc. (Brown), the named insured in an automobile liability policy issued by Northwestern National Insurance Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Northwestern). 1 Gregory’s father, James Hayes, was the named insured in a policy issued by Allstate Insurance Company (Allstate) which listed a 1971 Buick as the insured vehicle. Farmers…