Morrison Assurance Co. v. Armstrong
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Carley, Judge.
Appellee Armstrong, an employee of Morrison, Inc., was injured and disabled during the course of her employment on December 21, 1976. These injuries were covered by workers’ compensation insurance issued by appellant Morrison Assurance Company. Armstrong had also purchased a separate policy of group insurance issued to Morrison, Inc., the master policyholder, and its owned, affiliated or associated companies, which provided certain benefits for lost wages and medical expenses. Armstrong received a document evincing her coverage under the group policy, the cover of which stated:…
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