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· 5/21/1997

Myers v. Broussard

Citations

  • 696 So. 2d 88
  • 1997 WL 266817

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  • holding insurer’s action was not arbitrary and capricious as a matter of law in offering less than $30,000 to insured, whose damages were ultimately determined to be over $550,000, where “medical evidence [was] extremely conflicting as to the causation and duration of [insured’s] injuries”

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Judges: Doucet, C.J., and Peters and Sullivan

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