Atkins v. Pacific Indemnity Insurance Group
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CONTRERAS, Judge.
The critical question in this case is whether the appellee and cross-appellant, Pacific Indemnity Insurance Group (Pacific) could, and did, in the motor vehicle liability insurance policy issued to the City of Phoenix, exclude liability coverage for an employee of the City sued individually for negligently causing the death of another employee of the City of Phoenix.
Michael Dennis Hemschmeyer was a policeman employed by the City of Phoenix. On November 2, 1973, Hemschmeyer was fatally injured in a collision with a refuse truck driven by the appellant and…
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