Wagner v. Brandeberry

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• holding that plaintiffs offer was not made in bad faith where it would have completely settled all claims between the plaintiff and the defendant but the defendant would have remained in the case because of a cross-claim
• whether an offer is made in good faith turns on whether the offeror had a reasonable foundation upon which to make his offer and whether it was made with the intent to settle the claim should the offer be accepted
• whether an offer is made in good faith turns on whether the offeror had a reasonable foundation upon which to make his offer and made it with the intent to settle the claim against the offeree should the offer be accepted
• \The question of whether a proposal was served in good faith turns entirely on whether the offeror had a reasonable foundation upon which to make his offer and made it with the intent to settle the claim against the offeree should the offer be accepted.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).