ST. LOUIS – A driver injured in a collision Interstate 70 alleges her insurer failed to pay her a reasonable amount under the policy.
Keila Mozee filed a complaint on Sept. 20 in the St. Louis Circuit Court against State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. citing the terms of an insurance policy.
According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on March 5, she was injured in a motor vehicle collision when the vehicle she was driving was struck in the rear by an unknown driver on I-70. She alleges she sustained serious and permanent injuries to her head, back and neck and incurred medical expenses of more than $7,000.
At the time of the accident, the suit states the insurance policy provided by defendant was in full force and effect.
The plaintiff holds State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. responsible because the defendant allegedly failed and refused to pay a reasonable amount due under the terms of the policy.
The plaintiff seeks judgment against defendant in a fair and reasonable amount of more than $25,000, plus costs and all other relief that is just and appropriate. She is represented by Ray B. Marglous, Robert S. Merlin and Sarah H. Hale of Ray B. Marglous PC in St. Louis.
St. Louis Circuit Court case number 1822-CC11264