Liberty Mut. Ins. Co. v. Farm, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a discovery order requiring disclosure of the insurer’s business practices was premature without a determination of the coverage issue
• holding that a discovery order in a bad faith action requiring disclosure of the insurer's business practices was premature without a determination of the coverage issue
• holding that a discovery order in a bad faith action requiring disclosure of the insurer's business practices was premature without a determination of the coverage issue
• holding that a discovery order in a bad faith action requiring disclosure of the insurer's business practices was premature without a determination of the coverage issue
• statutory bad-faith claim against a property insurer premature, unripe, and subject to dismissal when first-party coverage dispute had not been fully resolved
• The court quashed an “order requiring the insurer to respond to discovery directed to the issue of insurer bad faith. Such discovery is premature until such time as the claim for statutory bad faith has accrued and been filed.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).