Year: 2010
Court: Supreme Court of Hawaii
Case Number: SCCQ-11-0000329
A showing of bad faith is not contingent on the presence of any economic loss. Rather, UP argued, a claim of bad faith should rest on improper claim-handling alone.
This brief was written pro bono by Alan Van Etten of Deeley King Pang & Van Etten, LLLP.
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Source: https://uphelp.org/amicus-briefs/miller-v-hartford-life-insurance-co/
Date: April 19, 2024