Anderson v. AMCO Insurance Co.

OPINION

HUSPENI, Judge.

Appellant insured challenges the summary judgment awarded to respondent insurer on the ground that, absent contrary provisions in a policy, a no-fault insurer is not liable for the psychiatric treatment of panic attacks that do not result from physical injuries. Because we hold that neither the No-Fault Act nor appellant’s policy made respondent liable for the treatment of appellant’s panic attacks, we affirm.

FACTS

Appellant Cathleen Bang Anderson, an attorney, was involved in an automobile accident. Respondent AMCO Insurance Company, her no-fault insurance carrier, paid…