· 5/10/1994
Regina Polselli Rudolph T. Polselli, Plaintiff-Intervenor v. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Citations
- 23 F.3d 747
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 10278
- 1994 WL 174897
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- holding that California Department of Corrections and California 24 Board of Prison Terms is entitled to Eleventh Amendment immunity
- holding, in the insurance context, that “recklessness . . . can support a finding of bad faith”
- “a presumption of prejudice arises from a plaintiff’s unexplained 24 failure to prosecute”
- in determining whether the insurer has acted in bad faith, courts may consider the delay by insurer in responding to communications from □ insured, its response time in engaging an investigator and in conducting an investigation, and its handling of settlement negotiations
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Judges: Greenberg, Roth, Rosenn
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