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Christy v. Mercury Casualty Company

No. 102138Supreme Court of Virginia

102138 Christy v. Mercury Casualty Company 03/02/2012 In an action by an insured to recover for medical expenses incurred under an automobile insurance policy, the circuit court correctly determined that an ex…

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102138 Christy v. Mercury Casualty Company 03/02/2012 In an action by an insured to recover for medical expenses incurred under a…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
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Mar 2, 2012
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102138 Christy v. Mercury Casualty Company 03/02/2012 In an action by an insured to recover for medical expenses incurred under an automobile insurance policy, the circuit court correctly determined that an exclusion in the policy barred the policyholder from receiving any payment for medical expenses because a portion of those expenses had been paid by workers' compensation benefits. The language of the exclusion is clear that it applies to the circumstances under which the insured's injuries occurred, not whether payment under the applicable workers' compensation law was actually forthcoming. Accordingly, as it is not disputed here that the accident arose out of and in the course of the i…

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