The Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a worker’s no-fault automobile insurance carrier had to start paying for her chiropractic treatment after the comp carrier stopped.
Case: Rodriguez v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., No. A17-1800, 07/03/2019, published.
Facts: Jennifer Rodriguez was a bus driver who suffered injuries in a motor vehicle accident at work. Her employer had workers’ compensation coverage with the Old Republic Insurance Co.
Old Republic paid benefits to Rodriguez but refused to pay for more than 12 weeks of chiropractic care. Ch...
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