Vitale v. AUTO CLUB INS. ASSOC.
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtO’Connell, J.
This case involves a priority dispute between two no-fault insurers. At issue is whether a person injured in an accident involving a motor vehicle provided to that person by a former employer as part of a severance package remains an “employee” for purposes of triggering an employer’s insurer’s obligation to provide coverage under subsection 3114(3) of the no-fault act. We agree with the trial court that subsection 3114(3) is inapplicable here.
Plaintiff sustained bodily injuries in October 1994 in an accident while operating a 1991 Chrysler New Yorker leased to his former employer, The…
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