Upthegrove Hardware, Inc. v. Pennsylvania Lumbermans Mutual Insurance Co.

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• awarding prejudgment interest from date of denial of the claim and stating that “it would be inconsistent for us to affirm the jury’s finding of bad faith while at the same time saying that [the insurer] had a reasonable basis for denying the [insured’s] claim”
• once adequate notice has been given, \[t]he only way an insurer can avoid an interest assessment under sec. 628.46(1) is when it had reasonable proof that it was not responsible for the payment.\

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