McKenney v. Crum & Forster
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtTaylor, P.J.
The uncontested facts show that plaintiff Michael McKenney was injured at his place of employment, Cryogenic Transport, while trying to prevent defendant Ranson Kelly, an employee of defendant Seng Tire, from being injured by a rolling truck owned by Seng Tire. State Farm (Cryogenic’s no-fault carrier) paid plaintiff no-fault benefits for injuries sustained in the accident. Crum & Forster (Cryogenic’s worker’s compensation insurer) also paid plaintiff worker’s compensation benefits. The worker’s compensation benefits were coordinated with plaintiff’s no-fault benefits such that the no-fault…
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