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Georgia Supreme Court Database Published Opinion Details State Auto Property And Casualty Company   v. Matty et al.   Case No.: S09q1846 Decided: 2010 Appeal Type: Certified Question See More Like This Result: Other (4 - 3 decision) Subject Area(s): Insurance Coverage, Personal Injury Law Description: Georgia follows "cause theory" for determining number of accidents under ambiguous insurance policy Complete Decision Below Majority Opinion Nahmias Author Hines Majority Melton Majority Thompson Majority Dissenting Opinion(s) Benham Dissent Carley Dissent Hunstein Dissent Add Your Comment: Be the First to Comment on this Georgia Supreme Court Case Log-In Required to Comment No HTML allowed in Comments Latest Georgia Cases: Deen et al. v. Stevens et al. (Ga. 2010) (Affirm) Subject: Personal Injury Law Details Hightower v. The State (also S10a0589) (Ga. 2010) (Affirm) Subject: Criminal Law Details City of Hoschton et al. v. Horizon Communities, LLC et al. (Ga. 2010) (Affirm) Subject: Local Government Law Details Top Links for Insurance Coverage #1 Georgia Supreme Court Opinion: State Auto Property And Casualty Company v. Matty et al.: 2010 opinion that Georgia follows "cause theory" in determining number of accidents. (Suggested by CLS Webmaster) Rate this Link  #2 Do Bad Faith Allegations In A First Party Lawsuit Mandate That Insurers Must Produce Their Entire Claims File?: By Attorney Michael Mills of Drew, Eckl, Farnham (2006). (Suggested by CLS Webmaster) Rate this Link  #3 Filing Bankruptcy Does Not Excuse An Insured From Failing To Comply With Duties Under Home Owners Insurance Policy: By Attorney Benson Ward (2007). (Suggested by CLS Webmaster) Rate this Link  #4 The Occurrence Void In Georgia: By Attorney Sarah Elizabeth Herrup (2009). (Suggested by CLS Webmaster) Rate this Link  #5 Is The Dwelling The Insured's Residence?: By Attorney Karen Karabinos (2007). (Suggested by CLS Webmaster) Rate this Link  See More Links | Suggest a Link ( Log-In Required) See Our Georgia Supreme Court Blog for Updated News and Analysis

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