Estate LoMastro Ex Rel. LoMastro v. American Family Insurance Group

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• holding that a party may intervene after entry of default but is limited to contesting damages
• finding that ten-month delay did not 3 warrant summary judgment in favor of bad faith
• providing that while entry of default generally resolves the issues of liability and causation, it leaves open the extent of damages
• recognizing the distinction between a default and a default judgment
• recognizing the distinction between a default and a default judgment
• holding disputed issues of fact about the processing of the claim, including an extended 28 delay without affirming or denying the claim and insufficient explanation for the denial of the 1 claim were sufficient to defeat summary judgment on a bad-faith practices claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).