The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled that a no-fault automobile insurance carrier has an obligation to pay for an insured’s chiropractic treatment after the workers’ compensation insurance carrier for the insured’s employer stopped paying because the treatments were excessive under the standards applicable to workers’ compensation cases.
Case: Rodriguez v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., No. A17-1800, 07/02/2018, published.
Facts and Procedural History: Jennifer Rodriguez worked as a school bus driver. She suffered injuries when a stolen vehicle crashed in...
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