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October 15, 2007

Retention of an Expert before Insurance Bad Faith was claimed is the subject of a new case and a new post at Insurance Claims and Bad Faith Law Web Log. Here is the new case discussed there: Ullman_v. Auto-Owners Mutual Insurance Co. (S.D. Ohio Case No. 2.05.CV.1000, Opinion Filed June 11, 2007).pdf. Sometimes an Expert can become part of the Bad Faith Case, even if she or he does not want to be. See the analysis at Insurance Claims and Bad Faith Law Web Log.

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