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Editorial Information: Prior History tinnitus in the head causes <a href="http://goodfindsgalleries.com">temporal pain tinnitus</a> ringing in the ears cause dizziness In INA, we held that the first layer of insurance coverage must be provided by the policy issued to the owner of the vehicle as required by the financial responsibility law. This is in full accordance with our decision today. A dispute arose as to the priority of the second and third insurance policies. We held that the policy issued to the employer-lessee must be exhausted before the excess policy issued to the owner of the vehicle could be reached. A close look at the record indicates that the policy issued to the employer covered all employees as additional insureds. On the other hand, the excess policy issued to the owner of the vehicle only covered the owner of the vehicle. Thus, the policy issued to the employer covered the active tortfeasor whereas the policy issued to the owner covered only a vicariously liable party. Therefore, the employer's policy is analogous to the policy issued by Allstate and the owner's policy is analogous to the excess policy issued by Travelers. Hence, we reach the same result today as we did earlier in INA.
JUSTICE BREYER, concurring in the judgment. tinnitus clinical study http://goodfindsgalleries.com drug can cause tinnitus Jordan's last point on appeal is that the sentence of 21.1 years, which she received for DUI/manslaughter, exceeds the statutory maximum sentence for that crime. DUI/manslaughter is a second degree felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison. �� 316.193(3)(c)(3)(a); 775.082(3)(c), Fla. Stat. (1995). Jordan was sentenced pursuant to the sentencing guidelines. Her sentencing score resulted in a recommended sentence of 203 months, a minimum of 152.25 months and a maximum of 253.75 months (21.1 years). For offenses committed after January 1, 1994 (this incident occurred in 1996), section 921.001(5), Florida Statutes (1995) provides: |
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