Sol v. AIG Hawai'i Insurance Co.
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
NAKAYAMA, Justice.
Plaintiffs-Appellants, Lourdes Sol (Lourdes) and Pedro Sol (Pedro) (collectively the Sols) appeal summary judgment entered in favor of defendant-appellee AIG Hawaii Insurance Company (AIG). The Sols contend that the trial court erred by holding a provision in an AIG insurance policy valid. The provision permitted the amount of uninsured motorist coverage in an insurance policy to be reduced by the amount of no-fault benefits paid. We reverse the circuit court’s granting of summary judgment in favor of AIG and remand for entry of judgment in favor of the Sols.
I. BACKGROUND
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