Mock v. Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance

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• explaining that the evidence needed to 14 support an award of punitive damages “is ‘of a different dimension’ from that needed to 15 support a finding of bad faith.”
• “Evidence that an insurer has violated its duty of good faith 4 and fair dealing does not thereby establish that it has acted with the requisite malic, oppression or 5 fraud to justify an award of punitive damages.”
• “Evidence that an insurer 14 has violated its duty of good faith and fair dealing does not thereby establish that it 15 has acted with the requisite malice, oppression or fraud to justify an award of punitive 16 damages.”

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