Davis v. Citizens Insurance Co. of America

I concur in the judgment. I write separately to emphasize the limited scope of our affirmance.

The other no-fault jurisdictions that have considered the issue whether a specially equipped van is a reasonably necessary medical expense under their no-fault acts have done so with mixed results. In Stewart v Allstate Ins Co, 103 NJ 139; 510 A2d 1131 (1986), the New Jersey Supreme Court held that the cost of a specially modified van is a medical expense covered by the personal injury protection provisions of the New Jersey Automobile Reparation Reform Act. However, the Superior Court of…