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On January 28, 1992, Appellee Cynthia Ann Schneider was operating her motor vehicle in Latonia, Kentucky, when she was rear-ended by a vehicle being operated by Tracy Mahan. Mahan was both intoxicated and uninsured at the time of the accident. Schneider was insured by a policy of insurance issued by Appellant Kentucky Central Insurance Company which contained the statutorily mandated uninsured motorists (UM) coverage. KRS 304.20-020. Schneider sued Mahan in the Kenton Circuit Court seeking both compensatory and punitive damages. Her husband, Appellee Stephen Wayne Schneider, joined in the action seeking damages for loss of consortium. When suit was filed, Mahan was an inmate in the Kentucky Correctional Institute for Women. A guardian ad litem appointed pursuant to CR 17.04 subsequently reported that Mahan had no insurance and no defense. Pursuant to CR 24.01(l), Kentucky Central intervened to defend its potential liability as the Schneiders UM carrier.

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