State v. Cognovitch

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a where a breach of contract claim and breach of covenant of good faith claim were based on the same conduct, “the latter [could not] withstand summary judgment”
• granting summary judgment in favor of plaintiffs after finding insurance contract was unambiguous, and that no extrinsic evidence was available to clarify the contractual intent of the parties
• “[M]ere negligence or bad judgment does not constitute bad faith . . . .”
• granting summary judgment in favor of insured

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).