If you have sex in a car and end up with cervical cancer from the HPV you contracted during the act, should your claim be covered by the auto policy? It may be a “weird” question, but it is one that’s being deliberated in the courts, the tabloids, and now on this podcast. 

In this episode of David v. Goliath, Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe discuss the case of a woman who contracted HPV while having sex in a car, which subsequently turned into cervical cancer. Is the insurer, GEICO, liable for any part of the $5.2 million arbitration award? Join Matt and Stan as they speculate on how the appeals court will rule and engage in a lively repartee about claims (or lack thereof) for injuries sustained while having sex in cars.  

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