Kramer, S. v. Nationwide Insurance, Aplt.

Summary

Justice Mundy concurred with the majority that Nationwide Insurance had no duty to defend the parents because the policy excludes emotional and mental distress damages as non‑bodily injury. The Justice, however, would have remanded the case to the Superior Court for entry of judgment in Nationwide’s favor so the parents could seek a petition for allowance of appeal concerning the controlled‑substance exclusion.