Tanner’s car was insured through Esurance Property and Casualty Insurance Company, with a $250,000 limit on personal protection insurance, or PIP, benefits – the coverage that pays for medical expenses under Michigan’s no-fault system. Slade’s father, meanwhile, carried an auto policy through United Services Automobile Association that included unlimited PIP coverage, and Slade was a covered person under that policy because he lived with his parents.
Court rules USAA on the hook for PIP as Esurance runs dry
