Ohio Valley Oil & Gas Co. v. Irvine Development Co.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that, absent privity, Ohio law does not permit bad faith claims against third-party administrators
• “Ohio law most strongly points to the conclusion that, absent privity, an insured may not sue a third-party claims administrator for adjusting its claim in bad faith.”
• “Ohio law most strongly points to the conclusion that, absent privity, an insured may not sue a third-party claims administrator for adjusting its claim in bad faith.”
• “Ohio law most strongly points to the conclusion that, absent privity, an insured may not sue a third-party claims administrator for adjusting its claim in bad faith.”
• summarizing state appellate court decisions

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).