Donald R. Scribner v. Worldcom, Inc., a Georgia Corporation

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• applying -26- Washington law, court reviews stock-option committee's interpretation of plan's terms to determine whether it was made in good faith
• “We cannot allow one party’s ‘double-secret’ interpretation of a word to undermine the other party’s justified expectations as to what that word means”
• \The duty of good faith and fair dealing applies when one party has discretion to determine certain terms of the contract.\
• “Good faith limits the authority of a party retaining discretion to interpret contract terms; it does not provide a blank check for that party to define terms however it chooses.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).