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November 21, 2017

KENTUCKY RAIN ELVIS SANG ABOUT WASHES AWAY CARRIER'S CAREFUL PLANS.

A liability carrier's decisions to simultaneously defend its policyholder under a reservation of rights, seek declaratory judgment of no coverage, and settle underlying claims against the policyholder, did not bar a bad faith claim nor claims under the Kentucky Unfair Claim Settlement Practices Act and the Kentucky Consumer Protection Act, Kentucky's highest court held in Indiana Ins. Co. v. Demetre, 527 S.W.3d 12 (Ky. 2017).

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Posted by on November 21, 2017 at 06:00 AM in Bad Faith: Do you want Coverage with that?, Declaratory Judgment Action, Duty to Defend, Settlement Demands and Offers, Statutory Bad Faith |

Tags: act, bad, claims, consumer, declaratory, defend, faith, judgment, Kentucky, practices, protection, rain, reservation, rights, settlement, settlement, unfair

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