Which insurance companies will protect your family in an Ohio car ...

by Charles Boyk

Does your Ohio auto insurance policy have an intra-family exclusion? An intra-family exclusion is a clause stating the insurance company won’t pay for a family member’s death or injuries if you cause the accident, if they are a blood relative and member of your household.

This means that if you accidentally run a stop sign and injure your family, they will not be covered. If a light changes from green to red too quickly and you find yourself causing an Ohio car accident injury , your family members will have no other way to pay their medical bills if you they have no health insurance or medical payment coverage.

Companies who have the exclusion include Progressive, Allstate, American Family, Geico, AIG, and Liberty Mutual.

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Chuck Boyk has been licensed to practice law in Ohio since 1983. His major areas of practice involve plaintiff personal injury, including car accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, slip and falls (premises liability), and construction accidents. Chuck's other areas of practice include workers compensation, criminal defense and general civil litigation.

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siue's club football team give SIU fans a 'second' rooting interest

09.11.09

EDWARDSVILLE - If you're interested in watching a Southern Illinois University football game in person, you needn't drive all the way to Carbondale - just aim the family car in the direction of Edwardsville.

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has a club football team, now in its fifth year of competition. While it doesn't have the caliber of players that a varsity Division I squad has, the SIUE players still compete with the same devotion and tenacity as scholarship players.

"It's probably about as pure of a sport as you're going to get because they want to be out here, and they love it," said first-year coach Kevin Nesselhauf. "They're not getting anything out of it. Nobody's going to get a shoe contract, I can guarantee you that. I think that's kind of neat."

Club teams play the same brand of football with NCAA rules as one would see on any given Saturday, just with lesser talent. Nesselhauf has been a part of the SIUE club football team since its inception. The 22-year-old played for four seasons before assuming the head coaching duties this fall.

Source: Alton Telegraph

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