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· 6/27/1995

Pulley v. Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance

Citations

  • 897 P.2d 1101
  • 111 Nev. 856
  • 1995 Nev. LEXIS 87

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that an arbitrator's decision on contract claims did not preclude tortious bad faith claim arising from delay in payment of arbitrator's award
  • holding that an arbitrator’s decision on contract claims did not preclude tortious bad faith claim arising from delay in payment of arbitrator's award
  • holding bad faith action not barred by prior, contract action where it was based on insurer’s failure to pay the arbitrator’s award from the first action for fifty days
  • finding date of final judgment in first case “not dispositive” of issue of whether res judica-ta barred a second action
  • avoiding question whether the insurer’s duty to pay arose at issuance of arbitrator’s award decision or final 21 judgment

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Judges: Per Curiam

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