Travelers Indemnity Co. v. Holtz

Ruffin, Judge.

Robert Holtz was injured in an automobile accident and incurred $31,216.96 in medical expenses and $4,558 in property damage. Holtz made a claim to his insurance company, The Travelers Indemnity Company (“Travelers”), which paid him a total of $5,000 in no-fault benefits, the full extent of his coverage. Holtz sued Travelers after it refused his demand to reimburse him for all his damages. In his complaint, Holtz alleged that since his insurance application did not properly advise him of optional personal injury protection (“PIP”) and property damage coverages available under…