Lipnick v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the evil-mind 13 inquiry in Arizona “focuses on the motives of the defendant and how those motives 14 accentuate the risk of harm.”
• finding that “setting arbitrary goals for 4 reduction in claims paid or linking salaries and bonuses to claim payouts can be 5 unreasonable” and therefore evidence of an insurance company’s bad faith
• denying insurer’s motion for summary judgment 27 on punitive damages where plaintiff relied on same evidence that supported bad faith claim 28 because the court could not say that no reasonable juror would also find the conduct 1 || outrageous or intolerable

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