Jung v. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance

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• declining to express an opinion on “[W]hether Nationwide's interpretation of the law was correct. This is irrelevant, because as long as Nationwide's act was reasonable, bad faith cannot be found even if their analysis of the law was wrong.”

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