Grinnell Select Insurance Company v. Martha Baker
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
EASTERBROOK, Circuit Judge.
Martha Baker sued Sheena George in Illinois court following an automobile accident; Baker contends that George was at fault. Sheena is insured under a policy issued to her parents Timothy and Rebecca George. The policy, underwritten by Grinnell Select Insurance Co., covered two of the Georges’ cars. The declarations page of the policy sets $100,000 as the per-person, per-accident maximum coverage. Grinnell has tendered $100,000 to Baker as the policy limit. Baker and the three Georges contend that Grinnell’s exposure is $200,000, not $100,000, because each of the…
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