Vidmar v. American Family Mutual Insurance
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtDecker, C.J.
The issue on appeal is whether an automobile liability policy endorsement can exclude from uninsured motorist coverage, liability for an insured’s injury sustained while occupying a non-owned vehicle in the course of his employment. We hold that it cannot and reverse the judgment of the trial court.
Robert Vidmar’s automobile liability policy issued to him by American Family Mutual Insurance Company, contained an endorsement excluding coverage for “the operation of . . . non-owned automobiles” while occupied by Vidmar in connection with his employment. Vid-mar, a Milwaukee police officer, was…
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