Insurers Sometimes Make Mistakes—But Does That Mean They've Acted Unfairly?
Michael Rood claimed that his uninsured motorist insurance carrier had unfairly delayed paying him his full policy proceeds following an accident. Was this enough to win damages under the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act?
August 01, 2018 at 10:45 AM
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The Case The Court's Decision Rood v. Covenant Life Ins. Steven A. Meyerowitz is director of FC&S Legal, editor-in-chief of the Insurance Coverage Law Report and founder-president of Meyerowitz Communications. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he worked as a Wall Street attorney before founding the company.
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