A state appeals court faults a noteworthy typo in a $50,000 settlement offer for erasing a $196,000 jury award and attorney fees on a policyholder's accident claim.
March 11, 2015 at 03:32 PM
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Fifteen minutes of proofreading could have saved $50,000 for a driver suing Geico.
Bernadette Ryan proposed a $50,000 settlement with Geico, the Government Employees Insurance Co., on an uninsured-underinsured motorist claim, but a notable typo in her settlement offer allowed the insurer on Wednesday to successfully challenge a $195,740 jury award plus attorney fees.
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