A sensational event had as its protagonist a woman, a man and an insurance company.
To be sensational is above all the compensation that the woman was recognized.
The facts unfolded like this. The woman consumed a sexual intercourse in the car with the man. The particulars of the two for obvious reasons have not been disclosed. During this sexual intercourse, the woman contracted the papilloma virus.
A very high compensation
The woman after discovering the disease asked for compensation from the insurance company of the car owned by the man.
It arrived in court and the insurance company was forced to pay compensation of 5.2 million. A decidedly sensational case with few precedents. Let’s see what happened. A Missouri woman even received $ 5.2 million in compensation for sexual intercourse unprotected worn in the car of one of his former companions. The court ruled that the insurance company, the Geico is required to pay maximum compensation. As part of the trial it emerged how the woman had a series of unprotected sex in the car of his once partner.
Sexual intercourse in the car
Having contracted the disease inside the car covered by the insurance, the insurance company, Geico was forced into stellar compensation. There Missouri Court has established this certainly important compensation but the insurance company has assured that it will take the case before another court. In fact, according to the insurance company, such a case is completely beyond its possibility of prevent damage and injuries of this kind. The fault for the transmission of the disease lies with the person who consumed the unprotected relationship and the company could not in any way prevent this state of affairs.
The liability of the insurance
Anyway the compensation is for now and the woman in question will be able to enjoy a really important figure to compensate for the damage suffered. In any case, it is not excluded that the new court before which the insurance company will bring the case cannot overturn the sensational sentence. These facts bring the issue of the dangerousness of casual sexual intercourse and ofimportance of prevention with regard to serious diseases of the female sexual apparatus. More attention must certainly be paid to these delicate issues which often run the risk of being underestimated.