Martin v. Chicago Insurance

Banke, Presiding Judge.

At issue in this appeal is the enforceability of a contractual provision appearing in a policy of motor vehicle liability insurance purporting to exclude coverage for “any person . . . [w]ho intentionally causes bodily injury or property damage.”

The appellants, Anita Martin and Valerie Aeree, were injured when Vanessa Moulder, driving an automobile insured by the appellee, intentionally ran into them as they were standing on a sidewalk outside a nightclub. The appellants had previously been socializing inside the nightclub with two other women. Ms. Moulder had later…