Why The Auto-Owners V. Second Chance Ruling Is Unique

Law360, New York ( April 24, 2013, 1:18 PM EDT) -- Twenty states, including Minnesota, have valued policy statutes. In those states, the insurer must pay the insured property owner the full face value of the policy in the event of a total loss. In Auto-Owners Insurance Co. v. Second Chance Investments LLC, 827 N. W. 2d 766 (Minn. 2013), the Minnesota Supreme Court addressed the question of whether an appraisal panel can determine whether an insured sustained a total loss. . . .

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