Blamer Prevails in First Party No-Fault Case
In 2014, Robert L. Blamer handled a first party no-fault case which on its surface was very easy, but made very difficult by fighting insurance companies. Mr. Blamer won both at the trial court level and the Court of Appeals level where the Court of Appeals awarded Mr. Blamer and CMDA substantial attorney fees because of the insurance companies’ failure to act reasonably and also awarded the Plaintiff all first party no-fault benefits to which she was entitled.
This case went to the Supreme Court, which would not set aside the Court of Appeals award of attorney fees and benefits.
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