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Clary Insurance Agency and Gail Brewer v.

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  • Title: Clary Insurance Agency and Gail Brewer v.
  • Author : Supreme Court of Alaska
  • Release Date : January 21, 1980
  • Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
  • Pages : * pages
  • Size : 72 KB

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BOOCHEVER, Justice. OPINION. This case involves an insurance agency's failure to obtain workers' compensation insurance, and a later failure to notify the prospective insured of its error. In addition to ordering the insurance agency to assume the position of insurer for a loss suffered by the proposed insured during a time when it was not covered, the trial court, based on the jury's verdict, entered a punitive damage award of $190,000. The appellants raise objections concerning the applicable standard of care, the need for expert testimony, an instruction on negligent misrepresentation, and the punitive damage award. Our Conclusion is that whatever error may have been committed was harmless, and the judgment of the trial court is affirmed. About 1972 or 1973, Doyle's Fuel Service, Inc., an Alaska corporation engaged in distributing fuel products, and James Doyle, the owner of the corporation and a separate sole proprietorship engaged in related work, bought all their insurance through the Kenai branch office of the Clary Insurance Agency. Doyle paid his insurance premiums directly to Clary, who, in turn, placed Doyle's policies with various insurance companies. Because of a poor loss year in Alaska in 1975, the Home Insurance Company, which had been underwriting the bulk of Doyle's insurance, notified Clary in 1976 that it would not renew or extend any of Doyle's policies beyond October 15, 1976. Gail Brewer, the manager of Clary's Kenai office, began contacting other companies to replace the policies issued by Home. The cost of obtaining insurance greatly increased. At one point Clary sent Doyle a bill for $143,000 to renew all his policies for the coming year, which compared to Doyle's total renewal premium in previous years of about $20,000.


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