Hall v. Midland Insurance
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
WIEAND, Judge:
Thomas Hall was injured as a result of an automobile accident which occurred while he was driving home from work in a vehicle owned by his employer. Midland Insurance Company, the insurance carrier providing no-fault coverage on the employer’s vehicle, contends that the accident occurred while Hall was within the scope of his employment and that his only claim against the employer is for workmen’s compensation benefits. If no-fault benefits are recoverable, it argues, the liability therefor must be as-, sumed by Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association Insurance Company, the…
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