Insurer Can't Duck Bad Faith Claim In Construction Flaw Row

[Gunnar Larson]

Insurer Can't Duck Bad Faith Claim In Construction Flaw Row

By Alexa Scherzinger

A contractor's claim that its insurer acted in bad faith when denying $10.5
million in rectification coverage for concrete construction flaws can
remain, a Maryland federal judge ruled, finding the insurer's delay in
processing the claim was a sufficient basis for a bad faith allegation.

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