Lassie v. Progressive Insurance
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
INGRAM, Justice.
Bobby J. Lassie and his wife, Helinda Lassie, sued their automobile insurance carrier, Progressive Insurance Company (“Progressive”), for benefits they claimed were due under the uninsured motorist provision of their automobile insurance policy; they claimed to have incurred damage arising *953from an automobile accident involving a vehicle operated by an uninsured driver. Mrs. Lassie’s claim, which alleged a loss of consortium resulting from personal injury to Bobby J. Lassie, was voluntarily dismissed at trial. The jury returned a verdict for Progressive. Bobby J. Lassie appeals…
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