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Eleventh Circuit (Florida): No Bad Faith for Investigating Claim

Evan Holober Mar 1, 2022 Tagged with Auto Insurance, bad faith, claims handling, Claims Investigation, Delay Offering Limits, Eleventh Circuit, Failure to Offer Policy Limits, Florida Bad Faith, policy limits, Summary Judgment

Eleventh Circuit (Florida): No Bad Faith for Investigating Claim

On February 15, 2022, the United States Court of Appeal for the Eleventh Circuit upheld the …

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Iowa Supreme Court Rejects Restaurant’s Allegations of Bad Faith and Breach of Contract After Appraisal

Evan Holober Jun 8, 2021 Tagged with actual cash value, bad faith, breach of contract, building value, fire, insurance, Iowa, limit of insurance

Iowa Supreme Court Rejects Restaurant’s Allegations of Bad Faith and Breach of Contract After Appraisal

The Iowa Supreme Court recently reversed the appellate court’s denial of an insurer’s motion for a …

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