Primary underinsured motorist coverage does not have to be exhausted before secondary coverage is implicated, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled.He then sought underinsured coverage from his employer's insurer and received $750,000 on a policy that had a $1 million limit. The insurer objected, relying on an exhaustion clause and a consent-to-settle clause in the contract.....
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