“No longer would the $250,000 per-person limit be a barrier to recovery. It is, after all, per person, allowing each spouse to recover for their own damages subject to payments by the tortfeasor’s insurer and the $500,000 per-occurrence limit. It would not matter that Beverly suffered no ‘bodily injury’ herself,” the court said.
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“It … means that many thousands of cases were wrongly