Outcome
The appellate court reversed the trial court's reformation of the insurance policy to statutory minimum uninsured motorist coverage limits and remanded the case, holding that when an insurer fails to properly offer coverage equal to policy limits, reformation should be to the higher level, not the minimum statutory amount.
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