PEMCO INSURANCE COMPANY v. Schlea
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtPetrich, J.
In February 1988, Michael Ray Evans abducted Gloria Schlea from her place of employment using an automobile taken from a co-worker. In the course of the abduction, Evans raped Schlea. Schlea's mother had insured her own car with Public Employees Mutual Insurance Company (PEMCO). The policy included household *109members of the named insured as insureds under the policy. Schlea made a claim to PEMCO for payment of medical expenses and lost wages under the personal injury protection (PIP) portion of the automobile insurance policy.1 PEMCO brought a declaratory judgment action to determine its…
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