Ingram v. Robinson

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• applying Ohio statutory punitive damages cap to a default judgment resulting from a bad faith insurance claim
• a court may make further inquiry “through oral testimony at an evidentiary hearing, or through the submission of affidavits and other materials”
• a court may make further inquiry “through oral testimony at an evidentiary hearing, or through the submission of affidavits and other materials”
• “[w]hen the amount of damages to be awarded pursuant to a default judgment is uncertain, the court must make further inquiry”
• “[w]hen the amount of damages to be awarded pursuant to a default judgment is uncertain, the court must make further inquiry”
• “malice” under the Ohio statute includes “conscious disregard for the rights and safety of other persons that has a great probability of causing substantial harm” (internal citations omitted) (punitive damages awarded for tortious failure to investigate life insurance claim)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).