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The Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday affirmed an appellate court ruling that found that injuries to a 14-year-old boy who was struck by a car while

Illinois rules teen bicyclist covered by father's auto insurance - Vimarsana News

Illinois rules teen bicyclist covered by father's auto insurance

Supreme Court justices found the law requires hit-and-run coverage, even when the victim is not in a car.

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Supreme Court rules teen bicyclist is covered by father's auto insurance policy - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court rules teen bicyclist is covered by father's auto insurance policy

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday that automobile insurance policies must cover people against uninsured motorists and hit-and-run accidents, even if the person covered by the policy is not in a vehicle at the time of the accident.

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Supreme Court rules teen bicyclist is covered by father's auto insurance policy | Local News

SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday that automobile insurance policies must cover people against uninsured motorists and hit-and-run accidents, even if the person covered by the policy is

Illinois Supreme Court ruling on case of bicyclist hit by car could help auto insurance legal struggles for pedestrians - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court ruling on case of bicyclist hit by car could help auto insurance legal struggles for pedestrians

Pedestrians struck by cars may now have less difficulty getting costs covered through their auto insurance after an Illinois Supreme Court ruling.