Following last year’s Cobb County verdict awarding more than $4.7 million to a student injured while playing “bubble soccer” as part of his high school soccer team’s year-end party, fresh litigation filed in federal court claims the company’s insurer acted in bad faith by failing to settle pretrial demands within its $1 million policy limit.

“This is a sad example of how an insurance company’s refusal to settle harms Georgia businesses,” said Rich Dolder of Slappey & Sadd, who filed the complaint with partner Jay Sadd on behalf of now-defunct Game Truck Georgia. 

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