HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY v. M.B.T.A.


1997 Mass. App. Div. 107 (1997)

Hanover Insurance Company v. M.B.T.A., and another

Massachusetts Appellate Division, Southern District.

July 14, 1997.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Kevin F. Gillis for the plaintiff.

James J. Condon, Jr. and Dennis M. Bottone for the defendants.

Present: Aguiar, P.J., Welsh & Crimmins, JJ.


Crimmins, J.

Plaintiff Hanover Insurance Co. ("Hanover") brings an action against the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority ("MBTA") and Denise Duncan for reimbursement for personal injury protection ("PIP") benefits paid to Hanover's insured operator of a motor vehicle involved in a collision with an MBTA bus. It was stipulated that the MBTA's driver's negligence caused the collision and the resultant injuries sustained by Lund, the operator.

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