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California Court Revives Bad Faith Claim Based on Alleged Claims-Handling Delay

Nicole Renna Jun 15, 2026 Tagged with Burden of proof, Economic loss, Extracontractual damages, Unreasonable delay
California Court Revives Bad Faith Claim Based on Alleged Claims-Handling Delay

In Bornoff v. State Farm Gen. Ins. Co., No. B339796, 2026 WL 1194424 (Cal. Ct. App. …

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No Coverage, No Bad Faith: Majority of States Enforce the Threshold Requirement

Michael Weiss May 15, 2026 Tagged with coverage disputes, Derivative liability, Duty to Defend, Policy compliance
No Coverage, No Bad Faith: Majority of States Enforce the Threshold Requirement

One of the most settled—but frequently litigated—principles in insurance law is that bad‑faith liability is derivative …

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One Claim, Two Lenses: Legal and Practical Implications of Splitting The Claim File

Abigail C. Kanavos Apr 21, 2026 Tagged with bifurcation, claims handling, Conflict of Interest, Separate Adjusters, Split File
One Claim, Two Lenses: Legal and Practical Implications of Splitting The Claim File

In the insurance industry, insurers often maintain split files for complex liability claims as an administrative …

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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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Indiana Recognizes Interpleader as a Bad‑Faith Safe Harbor

Derick Lancaster Feb 20, 2026 Tagged with Competing Claims, Indiana, Interpleader, Safe Harbor
Indiana Recognizes Interpleader as a Bad‑Faith Safe Harbor

The Indiana Supreme Court’s decision in Baldwin v. Standard Fire Ins. Co., 269 N.E.3d 1197 (Ind. …

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From Dock to Doorstep: Exploring Good and Bad Faith Across Land and Sea

Nicole Connors Jan 20, 2026 Tagged with Admiralty Law, bad faith, claims handling, Maritime Insurance, property insurance
From Dock to Doorstep: Exploring Good and Bad Faith Across Land and Sea

Insurance law is, at its core, a law of relationships. Whether land-based or maritime, every policy …

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11th Circuit Rules GEICO did Not Act in Bad Faith in Handling Auto Accident Claim

Juan Garrido Oct 17, 2025 Tagged with Eleventh Circuit updates, Florida Bad Faith, insurance law
11th Circuit Rules GEICO did Not Act in Bad Faith in Handling Auto Accident Claim

In the recent decision of Martinez v. GEICO Casualty Insurance Company, 2025 WL 2699231 (11th Cir. …

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When Algorithms Deny: AI and the New Frontier of Bad Faith

Abigail C. Kanavos Aug 22, 2025 Tagged with “Unfair Claims Practices”, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, bad faith
When Algorithms Deny: AI and the New Frontier of Bad Faith

As industries across the board adopt artificial intelligence (AI), insurers have likewise recognized its potential to …

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Texas Supreme Court Reaffirms Procedure for Litigating Bad Faith Claims in UM/UIM Cases

Derick Lancaster Jul 21, 2025 Tagged with Abatement, bad faith, UM/UIM, Underinsured
Texas Supreme Court Reaffirms Procedure for Litigating Bad Faith Claims in UM/UIM Cases

In In Re State Farm Automobile Insurance Co. and Lindsey Nicole Dessart, 712 S.W.3d 53 (Tex. …

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Fourth DCA Reverses Jury Verdict Due to Improper Admission of Claims Handling and Bad Faith Evidence

Stephanie Roman Jul 7, 2025 Tagged with bad faith, Evidence, Florida, insurance, litigation, trial
Fourth DCA Reverses Jury Verdict Due to Improper Admission of Claims Handling and Bad Faith Evidence

In Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. v. Naze, No. 4D2024-0098 (Fla. 4th DCA June 4, …

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Avoiding Insurance Bad Faith

Cozen O’Connor represents insurance clients in jurisdictions throughout the U.S. against statutory and common law first- and third-party extracontractual claims for actual and consequential damages, penalties, punitive and exemplary damages, attorneys’ fees and costs, and coverage payments. Whether bad faith claims are addenda to a broader coverage matter or are central to the complaint, Cozen O’Connor attorneys know how to efficiently respond to extracontractual causes of action. More

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