Nat. SEC. Fire & Cas. Co. v. Bowen

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• holding that the conduct at issue, which included the use of death threats and mock executions, “was so horrible, so atrocious, so barbaric . . . that no civilized person could be expected to endure the acts committed without suffering mental distress”
• holding that the conduct at issue, which included the use of death threats and mock executions, “was so horrible, so atrocious, so barbaric . . . that no civilized person could be expected to endure the acts committed without suffering mental distress”
• finding outrageous conduct when insurance agents (1) bribed witnesses to testify falsely against plaintiff; (2) attempted to coerce the plaintiff to drop said insurance claim and plead guilty to criminal charges by telling plaintiff they could obtain probation for the plaintiff; (3
• threats by insurer's agents to kill insured and insured's children constituted extreme and outrageous conduct on part of insurer

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