Worse, because the daughter’s friend, who was involved in the collision, went to the doctor for a post-accident check-up, GEICO served McCaskill papers for a complaint against both her and the doctor, claiming they didn’t have to provide medical coverage because of the aforementioned failure to list McCaskill’s daughter on the insurance. The story adds, however, that the doctor in question hadn’t even requested payment from GEICO (1).In other words, they cancelled her insurance because she hadn’t listed her ...