Carlton v. St. Paul Mercury Insurance

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• finding a delay of four months between the notice of claim and payment to be sufficiently reasonable to warrant summary judgment against a claim of bad-faith delay
• “While the reasonableness of an insurer’s claims handling conduct is ordinarily a question of fact, it becomes a question of law where the evidence is undisputed and but one inference can be drawn from the evidence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).