Insurance - Bad Faith

How to deal with equitable tolling in the context of property-damage claims

When tolling ends after a claim denial and when it may resume if an insurer reopens an investigation

From Issue: 2025 March

Most insurance bad faith cases involve a fight over the managerial status of the employees who denied the insured’s claim

Identifying the insurer’s PMK is crucial to your deposition strategy. So is fluidity in testimony, so let them talk

“Like kind and quality” and other issues when insurers pay for property damage to their insureds’ buildings

How insurance companies use biased experts to deny and underpay claims, and what to do about it

A look at Prop 51, battery versus med mal, the sudden-emergency doctrine in auto accidents, and genuine-dispute doctrine in health insurance

HIPAA does not prohibit the production of the administrative record to a plaintiff; it in fact requires it

How to get all the insurance company documents you need to build a bad-faith case

A message from the Tortured Insurance Lawyers Department

From Issue: 2024 May

Four myths — or soon to be myths — of insurance law in California

Decision looks at bad faith in landlord’s insurance policy

From Issue: 2020 July

Court of Appeal rejects CACI 2334 formulation of what constitutes a bad-faith failure to settle

From Issue: 2021 April