Joan Cherie Amadeo v. Principal Mutual Life Insurance Company

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• reversing the entry of summary judgment in an insurer’s favor on a bad faith claim because “Principal’s interpretation was sufficiently arbitrary and unreasonable that a jury could find it was adopted by Principal in bad faith”

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