Gain an understanding of potential insurance bad faith claims and liabilities that can arise from coverage disputes.
It's virtually impossible to have a construction defect case without insurance entering into the equation. Whether through primary or additional insured coverage, owners and developers, general contractors, and subcontractors all rely on insurance to protect them when things go wrong. It is therefore no surprise that construction defect cases are rife with insurance coverage disputes. This topic is designed to help you understand the potential insurance bad faith claims and liabilities that can arise from those coverage disputes. Among other things, we will explore what constitutes insurer bad faith, what kind of conduct can lead to an insurer bad faith claim, and what sort of remedies are available when an insurer acts in bad faith. We will also discuss the various bad faith issues and pitfalls that can arise during a multiparty litigation that is so common in the construction industry.
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Thomas M. Williams
Harper Hayes PLLC
- Attorney with Harper Hayes, PLLC in Seattle, Washington (www.harperhayes.com)
- Practice emphasis on insurance coverage litigation, insurance bad faith, and construction defects
- Conducts regular seminars and workshops on insurance coverage, bad faith, and construction defect issues
- Author of Fortune Favors the Insured: The Wide-Reaching Impact of Xia v. ProBuilders, published in NWLawyer
- Admitted to practice in Washington’s State and Federal Courts; Hawaii State Courts
- J.D. degree, William & Mary Law School; B.A. degree, University of Washington
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 206-340-8010
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