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New Hampshire: Woman Who Fell While Carrying Groceries Not 'Occupying' Auto for Coverage Purposes, Court Rules

New Hampshire's Supreme Court recently held that a woman who slipped and fell on ice while carrying groceries from her car was not entitled to medical payments coverage from her insurer because she was not "occupying" the car at the time she fell.


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