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Laravie v. Battle Creek Mutual Insurance Co.8/23/2005
licy limits, which it can certainly do, and Battle Creek is entitled to rely upon its contractual provisions to be notified if and when Laravie decides she is willing to file suit to get more damages than the $25,000 collected from American Family.
There is a flagrant violation of the clear policy provisions which has substantially prejudiced Battle Creek as a matter of law, and Battle Creek is entitled to summary judgment in its favor.
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