Legal Opinion
Progressive Direct Insurance v. Stuivenga
Montana Supreme Court
Decided April 10, 2012No. DA 11-0520PublishedCited by 36 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Nelson
¶1 Casey M. Stuivenga and Britni R. Evans were injured in a single-vehicle accident. Stuivenga and Evans were the only occupants of the vehicle-a 2006 Dodge Ram pickup owned by Stuivenga. Stuivenga claimed that Evans was driving at the time of the accident and was liable to Stuivenga for his injuries. Conversely, Evans claimed that Stuivenga was driving and was liable to Evans for her injuries. They both sought proceeds available under a Montana automobile insurance policy issued to Stuivenga by Progressive Direct Insurance Company. The policy’s per person liability limit was $25,000.…
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