Southern General Insurance v. Watson
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Ruffin, Judge.
Charles Watson suffered injuries in an automobile collision with Augustus Bubba McCord and incurred over $12,000 in medical expenses. Watson was insured with Southern General Insurance Company (“Southern General”), whose automobile policy provided him $2,500 in medical payments coverage. After Watson settled his claim against McCord for $25,000, he sued Southern General to recover the available medical payments benefits. Southern General refused to pay because, pursuant to a reimbursement clause in its *485policy, if it gave Watson the $2,500, he would have to give it right back to…
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