Glenn H. Engbrock, Glenn H. Engbrock, Inc. And Encon Construction, Inc. v. Federal Insurance Company

How courts have described this case

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• “neither lack of diligence nor negligence is the equivalent of bad faith; . . . improper motive ... is an essential element of bad faith.”
• neither lack of diligence nor negligence is the equivalent of bad faith; improper motive is an essential element
• “In the face of these provisions, an indemnitor may successfully attack payments made by [the surety] only by pleading and proving fraud or lack of good faith by [the surety].”
• “[N]either lack of diligence nor negligence is the equivalent of bad faith....”
• allegations that surety made excessive payments at most alleges negligence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).