Khan v. United States ex rel. Internal Revenue Service

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• holding that a plaintiff could not 16 recover the cost of her medical bills from an insurer under the CPA
• explaining the type of injuries considered to be to business or property under the CPA
• denying summary judgment on 4 bad faith claim where it was unclear whether the insurer “properly considered all medical evidence 5 in the case.”
• “If [the plaintiff] can establish that 5 she incurred damages as result of the automobile accident and those damages are covered by her 6 UIM policy but remain unpaid in bad faith, then [she] is entitled to recover those damages.”
• “As [the plaintiff] has not yet quantified her 14 damages, the court will not issue an advisory opinion as to whether [her] injuries in this case 15 constitute injury under the CPA. The court encourages the parties to address the issue in their trial 16 briefing.”

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