Blohm v. Cincinnati Insurance

The sole issue before this court is whether the language of the endorsement in question is so ambiguous and incomplete as to require that the insurance policy be construed against the insurer. Because we find that the language of the endorsement is clear and unambiguous, we reverse the judgment of the court of appeals.

Appellant contends that an offering of optional insurance coverage need only describe the coverage in succinct terms with plain and ordinary meaning, and that the courts below erred in concluding that the language of the endorsement did not comply with ' the requirements of R.C.…