Van Hollenbeck v. Insurance Co. of North America
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtSullivan, J.
This case involves the cross-appeals from an order of declaratory judgment and supporting opinion entered by the Macomb Circuit Court. The court found that a personal catastrophe insurance policy issued by defendant, Insurance Company of North America (ina), did not afford liability coverage to plaintiff Homer J. Van Hollenbeck in a lawsuit filed against him by Select Markets, Inc., and its major shareholder, Michelle Abbruzzese, but that ina did owe Van Hollenbeck a duty to defend. Plaintiffs appeal as of right concerning the issue of ina’s liability under the policy, and defendant ina…
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