Articles in this issue:
Winning and collecting from an insurer a judgment that exceeds the policy limits
An insurer’s failure to completely investigate a claim is a crucial part of any bad-faith case
You won’t get a jury or a shot at punitive damages in an ERISA case, but there are many similarities to the ordinary bad-faith case
Insurer’s potential bad-faith liability for the breach of the duty to provide competent counsel, fund the defense and provide independent counsel as required
The search for negligent parties and additional insurance coverage
How to break that dog of sucking eggs
A look at trying the “case within a case” or the situation where the broker sides with the insurance carrier in the denial of a claim
How the Ninth Circuit, in Garcia v. Pacificare, gutted California Health & Safety Code section 1367.18 — and how you can fix it
[[case]]Bermudez v. Ciolek[[/case]] — Logical discussion of [[case]]Howell[[/case]] issues concerning proof of medical expenses for an uninsured client
The search for negligent parties and additional insurance coverage
Insurer’s potential bad-faith liability for the breach of the duty to provide competent counsel, fund the defense and provide independent counsel as required
How to break that dog of sucking eggs
Bench and Bar softball game and golf tournament
A look at trying the “case within a case” or the situation where the broker sides with the insurance carrier in the denial of a claim
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