Why Sue For Bad Faith When Consequential Damages Are Available
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June 27, 2013
Bad faith aside, insurers often assume a claim’s ‘‘total” exposure under the insurance contract is the policy’s limit. Courts traditionally allow insureds to recover contractual damages based on the limit, plus legal interest. However, a new trend is emerging in some jurisdictions.
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