Challenging Consent Judgments As Unreasonable Or Tainted By Bad Faith
December 22, 2014
Generally, if an insurance company refuses to defend its insured against a claim, the insured may protect himself by entering into a stipulated agreement with the claimant and holding the insurance company responsible for paying the claimant the agreed-to amount.
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From AOBs to Bad Faith – Past and Potential Legislation
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