· 8/27/2001
Griffin v. Allstate Ins. Co.
Citations
- 29 P.3d 777
How courts have described this case
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- holding that Allstate must pay “reasonable pre-tender 15 defense expenses” because they did not show prejudice from late tender
- noting that in Washington the duty to defend arises upon the filing of a complaint
- noting that in Washington the duty to defend arises upon the filing of a complaint
- noting that loss of use of money is a cognizable harm under the CPA
- questions of fact existed on bad faith and CPA claims; court noted that the CPA claims were \derivative of the bad faith claims\
- “Prejudice 14 to the insurer may follow from an insured’s retention of counsel who may charge higher rates or 15 fail to pursue appropriate strategies.”
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Judges: Ellington
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