Legal Opinion
Kozlik v. Gulf Insurance
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
Decided November 19, 2003No. 03-0175PublishedCited by 15 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
¶ 1. Phillip R. Leverance was a repeat client of Enterprise Rent-a-Car who always signed up for personal accident insurance (PAI), which included benefits for accidental death. This insurance was actually handled by Gulf Insurance Company. Leverance was killed in an auto accident while driving an Enterprise rental car. He was drunk at the time. Gulf contended before the trial court and contends here that it should not have to pay the Estate of Phillip R. Leverance because of an exclusion in its policy stating that it will not pay when the renter was driving while intoxicated. But the trial…
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