Noland v. Virginia Insurance Reciprocal

How courts have described this case

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• holding that both statutory claims for unfair insurance settlement practices and common law claims for bad faith claims handling are torts
• holding that the one year statute of limitations contained in § 55-2-12(c) applies to both statutory and common law bad faith claims
• finding that, because the partial summary judgment was not appealed in that case, “any error in that ruling has been waived”
• stating that the Court did not endorse certification of interlocutory orders pursuant to Rule 54(b) that were approximately five, two, and one year old
• finding that the lower court’s partial summary judgment constituted the law of the case because it was not appealed
• finding that lower court’s partial summary judgment constituted the law of the case because it was not appealed

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