HPV Hillary Clinton
2022-06-10 03:51:16 UTC
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<sack-of-shit-***@gmx.com> wrote:
JACKSON COUNTY, Mo. (WGHP) Geico was ordered to pay a woman
$5.2 million after she caught a sexually transmitted disease
while having sex with a man in his car yet theres still a
chance the insurance company may not have to pay, according to
the Kansas City Star.
The case has been in legal limbo as the insurance company fights
the decision. But on Tuesday, a panel of three judges with the
Missouri Court of Appeals determined that the lower court was
right in dismissing Geicos motion to have the decision tossed
out and a new hearing scheduled.
The woman, who court documents identify as M.O., told Geico
that she had sex with a man, identified asM.B., in his 2014
Hyundai Genesis back in 2017. M.B. was insured with Geico. The
woman was later diagnosed with human papillomavirus. She alleges
that the man knew he had HPV and understood the risks of
unprotected sex.
The woman asked for $1 million in damages for negligence and
negligent infliction of emotional distress that happened inside
the car, according to the Washington Post, but Geico refused to
settle in the case.
In May 2021, an arbitrator with Jackson County Circuit Court
determined that sex in the vehicle, directly caused, or
directly contributed to cause the woman to contract HPV,
according to the Post. The man was found liable.
Geico pushed back, arguing that the mans policy only covered
injuries out of the ownership, maintenance or use of the
auto. The company also said she contracted HPV due to her
failure to prevent transmission of STDs by having unprotected
sex, the Post reports.
Geico was ordered to pay the woman $5.2 million in damages.
The insurance company tried to have the decision tossed out and
a new hearing scheduled, but the panel determined that the lower
court made the right call.
At the time of Geicos intervention, liability and damages had
been determined by an arbitrator and confirmed by the trial
court, Court of Appeals Judge Edward R. Ardini Jr. wrote
according to the Washington Post. Geico had no right to re-
litigate those issues.
Geico is continuing to push back against the decision, stating
the claim is not covered under M.B.s insurance policy, the Star
reports.
https://fox8.com/news/geico-ordered-to-pay-5-2m-to-woman-who-got-
hpv-during-sex-in-car/
<sack-of-shit-***@gmx.com> wrote:
JACKSON COUNTY, Mo. (WGHP) Geico was ordered to pay a woman
$5.2 million after she caught a sexually transmitted disease
while having sex with a man in his car yet theres still a
chance the insurance company may not have to pay, according to
the Kansas City Star.
The case has been in legal limbo as the insurance company fights
the decision. But on Tuesday, a panel of three judges with the
Missouri Court of Appeals determined that the lower court was
right in dismissing Geicos motion to have the decision tossed
out and a new hearing scheduled.
The woman, who court documents identify as M.O., told Geico
that she had sex with a man, identified asM.B., in his 2014
Hyundai Genesis back in 2017. M.B. was insured with Geico. The
woman was later diagnosed with human papillomavirus. She alleges
that the man knew he had HPV and understood the risks of
unprotected sex.
The woman asked for $1 million in damages for negligence and
negligent infliction of emotional distress that happened inside
the car, according to the Washington Post, but Geico refused to
settle in the case.
In May 2021, an arbitrator with Jackson County Circuit Court
determined that sex in the vehicle, directly caused, or
directly contributed to cause the woman to contract HPV,
according to the Post. The man was found liable.
Geico pushed back, arguing that the mans policy only covered
injuries out of the ownership, maintenance or use of the
auto. The company also said she contracted HPV due to her
failure to prevent transmission of STDs by having unprotected
sex, the Post reports.
Geico was ordered to pay the woman $5.2 million in damages.
The insurance company tried to have the decision tossed out and
a new hearing scheduled, but the panel determined that the lower
court made the right call.
At the time of Geicos intervention, liability and damages had
been determined by an arbitrator and confirmed by the trial
court, Court of Appeals Judge Edward R. Ardini Jr. wrote
according to the Washington Post. Geico had no right to re-
litigate those issues.
Geico is continuing to push back against the decision, stating
the claim is not covered under M.B.s insurance policy, the Star
reports.
https://fox8.com/news/geico-ordered-to-pay-5-2m-to-woman-who-got-
hpv-during-sex-in-car/