Chadima v. National Fidelity Life Insurance Company

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• holding there was sufficient evidence from which a reasonable jury could decide that the insurer had no reasonable basis for underpaying the claim
• applying Iowa law, allowing bad-faith claim to be decided by the fact-finder when the insurance company paid about $91,000 on a claim alleged to be worth over $136,000

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