Arguing coverage: whether PRIMatic payment created insurance for Jared Weston

Mar 3, 2025

Counsel for Jared Weston told the Utah Supreme Court that three undisputed facts—the Dec. 14 billing notice, an accepted $158.92 payment, and PRIMatic's forwarding promise—require a finding of coverage for Weston on Feb. 15, 2004.

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Counsel for Jared Weston asked the Utah Supreme Court to find that payment and contractual promises created coverage for Weston at the time of a February 2004 crash. Daniel Burch, counsel for Weston, told the court that "three undisputed facts compel a conclusion of coverage for Jared": a December 14, 2003 billing notice that represented a $158.92 payment would buy coverage for Jan. 18–Feb. 17; the $158.92 was paid and accepted by Jan. 15; and the PRIMatic agreement (parts B2 and B3) expressly promised to forward funds to Farmers to extend coverage.

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