Where an insurance company fails to accept a reasonable settlement demand within the limits of the applicable insurance policy, it can be responsible for the entirety of a judgment entered against its insured. In order for that to happen, the demand must be reasonable, and the insurer must have a reasonable opportunity to evaluate and assess the demand. See CACI 2334. In addition, there must be a finding that the insurer's conduct was unreasonable. See Pinto v. Farmers Insurance Exchange (2021).