A defendant's auto insurance policy doesn't cover a bystander's emotional distress claim, the Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled. The plaintiff claimed that she suffered emotional distress as a result of witnessing the bodily injuries to her son.The defendant's policy provided bodily injury coverage with liability limits of $100,000 for "each person" and $300,000 for each accident.....
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Car Insurance News: No Coverage for Bystander's Emotional Distress, Rules Connecticut Supreme Court...Get an auto insurance quote!