· 10/11/2007
MOE INS. CO. v. Dan Paulson Const., Inc.
Citations
- 169 P.3d 1
How courts have described this case
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- damages in an action for insurance bad faith must be proximately caused by breach of duty of good faith
- “[T]o establish bad faith, an insured is required to show the breach was unreasonable, frivolous, or unfounded.” (citation omitted)
- “Claims directed at the competence of and strategies employed 5 by a professional amount to allegations of negligence and are exempt from the Consumer 6 Protection Act.”
- an insurer defending under a reservation of rights may not engage “in any action which 10 would demonstrate a greater concern for the insurer’s monetary interest than for the insured’s 11 financial risk”
- discussing elements of an insurance bad faith claim
- discussing elements of an insurance bad faith claim
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Judges: Fairhurst
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