Tort/Negligence – Auto Insurance – Bad Faith Claim – Conflicting Evidence (access required)

Even though the jury found that the defendant-insurer had been negligent, the jury also found that the insurer had not breached its duty of good faith and fair dealing. South Carolina does not recognize a cause of action for negligence that is separate from a cause of action for bad faith against an insurer. We affirm ...

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Tort/Negligence – Auto Insurance – Bad Faith Claim – Conflicting Evidence

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