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ENSEY v. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYERS INSURANCE COMPANY et al
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March 11, 2014
Geico Auto Policyholder Can't Revive Consumer Fraud Claims
A New Jersey federal judge on Tuesday declined to revive consumer fraud and contract claims in a class action alleging auto insurance units of Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s Geico Corp. offered uninsured or underinsured motorist collision coverage limits below state minimums without the required consent.
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November 08, 2013
Geico Can't Escape Suit Over UIM Coverage Info
A New Jersey federal judge on Thursday refused to dismiss claims in a putative class action against Geico General Insurance Co. that it failed to inform customers of available uninsured or underinsured coverage, saying the allegations precluded immunity under state law.
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December 17, 2012
Geico Sold Auto Policies Below NJ Legal Minimums, Suit Claims
Geico General Insurance Co. was hit with a putative class action in New Jersey federal court Friday accusing it of selling car insurance without getting customers' consent for policies that include levels of coverage for collisions with uninsured or underinsured motorists lower than the minimum required under state law.