First United Pentecostal Church: Taking Time to Resolve Doubts as to Liability is Not Bad Faith
In a recent decision, First United Pentecostal Church v. Church Mutual Insurance Company, the United States …
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The Fine Line Between Delay and Bad Faith: Insights from the Fifth Circuit.
A prompt response is critical when disaster strikes, but as the Fifth Circuit recently ruled, delays …
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The Time Limited Demand and Duty to Settle: Common Themes and Advising Your Insurer Client How to Avoid Bad Faith
There must be something in the water or the plaintiff’s bar just had a conference where …
Does an Optional Release Constitute Bad Faith?
In Brodowy v. Progressive Direct Ins. Co., the Ninth Circuit affirms the district court’s granting of …
Next Steps for an Excess Insurer After an Unsuccessful Hammer Letter
Introduction Insurers are frequently asked to satisfy their duty of good faith and fair dealing by …
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A New Era for Extra-Contractual Damages in Oregon – What We Know and What We Are Learning Six Months Since Moody
The start of 2024 marked the end of an insurance era in Oregon. On December 29, …