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Tenth Circuit Holds Early Tender of Policy Limits Bars Bad Faith Liability

Alexandra Schultz Sep 23, 2026 Tagged with Coverage Litigation, Excess Judgments, policy limits, Settlement Demands, Tenth Circuit

Tenth Circuit Holds Early Tender of Policy Limits Bars Bad Faith Liability

In a recent opinion, Jenkins v. Prime Ins. Co., 182 F.4th 1214 (10th Cir. 2026), the …

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Florida Federal Court Holds Insurer Did Not Timely File Interpleader Under Section 624.155(6)

Alexandra Schultz Mar 9, 2026 Tagged with Fla. Stat. 624.155(6), Florida Bad Faith, Florida insurance reforms, Interpleader

Florida Federal Court Holds Insurer Did Not Timely File Interpleader Under Section 624.155(6)

As part of Florida’s March 2023 tort and insurance reforms, the Florida legislature introduced a safe …

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ALLEGED BAD FAITH FAILURE TO ADVISE POLICYHOLDER OF CONSEQUENCES OF SETTLEMENT CONDUCT CAUSES INSURER TO SETTLE $22 MILLION LAWSUIT

Alexandra Schultz Jan 7, 2019 Tagged with bad faith, Florida, insurance, Mosley v. Progressive

Progressive recently settled a bad faith lawsuit with the guardians of a child injured in a …

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The Florida Supreme Court Pushes Florida Bad Faith Standard Closer to Negligence in Harvey v. GEICO Decision

Alexandra Schultz Oct 23, 2018 Tagged with bad faith, Florida, Florida insurance law, Florida Supreme Court, GEICO, Harvey, Harvey v. GEICO, insurance

The Florida Supreme Court recently decided Harvey v. GEICO Gen. Ins. Co., No. SC17-85, 2018 WL …

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