Dyer v. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Summary

The Supreme Court of Florida held that the two-or-more automobiles clause in the medical payments portion of an automobile liability policy, when in conflict with other provisions, must be interpreted to give the insured the greater coverage, applying each automobile's limit separately and resulting in an aggregate coverage of $6,000. The Court quashed the lower court's summary judgment limiting payment to $1,000 and remanded for further proceedings.