Tag: Kentucky insurance law

Kentucky Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Coverage for Minor Driver in State Farm Case

Logan B.
Kentucky Supreme Court

A Pivotal Decision for Families and Policyholders The Kentucky Supreme Court has made a significant ruling in the case of Jessica Hill v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company. At the heart of the case was the question of whether State Farm was obligated to provide coverage for a minor driver, Tyler Delonjay, involved in a car accident in 2020. This decision not only resolves the insurance dispute but also provides clarity on how residency is determined for minors under auto insurance policies. For families and policyholders, this case underscores…

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Drivers without insurance no longer safe from fines in Kentucky

Nordstrom

Jefferson County, Kentucky, judges have eliminated a program that had formerly provided uninsured drivers with a level of protection from sizeable fines, as court officials have said that it is virtually impossible to keep track of the increasing number of people who used it.  Chief District Judge Sean Delahanty stated that there simply aren’t enough people, technology, or resources in the court system to continue to manage the program.  He acknowledged that the individuals who were most likely to use the program were those who were already facing regular financial…

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