Basketball coach Bob Knight not entitled to collect insurance
By: Daniel Chubb | August 10, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Bobby Knight obviously argued this point that the Indiana Insurance Co wrongly denied him liability coverage for the suit; this was filed by Ron Felling over his firing by Knight. Bob Knight in the end settled with Felling back in 2002 in where he paid him $25,000 plus admitting that he had pushed Felling in anger after an overheard phone conversation in which Felling criticized Knight’s coaching and behaviour.
Knight went on to argue that he was covered under the home owners policy and that in fact the insurer breached its duty to investigate this incident further and defend him from Mr Felling’s lawsuit. It was ruled last year that Bob Knight’s insurance policy did exclude coverage for bodily harm that is intended or expected.
The Court of Appeals said that the policy did not cover the incident for the simple fact that it was not a workplace and there was no bodily harm (injury).
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Google+.
Download our free iPhone and iPad apps, or read more in Alternative News.
You may also like...
-
Top Car Insurance Mistakes: Consumer Advice for 2011 -
Google Earth Street View: Cars Collect Your Data over Wi-Fi






