Vincent v. Prudential Insurance Brokerage
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Tom Glaze, Justice.
This case brings into issue an exclusionary clause in a hospitalization indemnity policy that appellant Thelma Vincent obtained from appellee Prudential Insurance Brokerage in 1969. On May 13, 1996, Vincent entered the hospital where she stayed until June 19, 1996. Because Vincent was Medicare eligible and the health providers were paid under the Medicare program, Prudential denied that it owed Vincent any benefits under her policy. Vincent filed suit against Prudential, alleging breach of contract, but the circuit court dismissed her suit with prejudice upon granting…
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