TABLE OF CONTENTS INSURANCE BAD FAITH CLAIMS IN COLORADO. Exhibit 1A Bad Faith Case Outcomes 2.1 INSURED S REMEDIES LIMITED UNDER CONTRACT LAW
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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 INSURANCE BAD FAITH CLAIMS IN COLORADO Exhibit 1A Bad Faith Case Outcomes Chapter 2 TORT VERSUS CONTRACT REMEDIES 2.1 INSURED S REMEDIES LIMITED UNDER CONTRACT LAW 2.2 EXPANDED REMEDIES UNDER TORT LAW Exhibit 2A Insured s Remedies For Breach Of Contract And Bad Faith Breach Of Contract Chapter 3 FIRST-PARTY AND THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS Exhibit 3A Common First-Party And Third-Party Claims Chapter 4 BASIS OF THE BAD FAITH CLAIM 4.1 INSURANCE CONTRACT AS SOURCE OF THE DUTY OF GOOD FAITH 4.2 DUTY OF GOOD FAITH OUTSIDE OF INSURANCE CONTRACT 4.3 BAD FAITH CLAIMS WHEN NO BREACH OF CONTRACT OCCURRED Breach Of Contract Not A Prerequisite Breach Of Contract Is A Prerequisite 4.4 CONCLUSION (11/09) TOC-1
2 Colorado Law of Insurance Bad Faith Chapter 5 STANDARD OF LIABILITY IN THIRD-PARTY CASES 5.1 INITIAL ADOPTION OF NEGLIGENCE STANDARD 5.2 COURT OF APPEALS DEFINES BAD FAITH AS INTENTIONAL TORT 5.3 SUPREME COURT REAFFIRMS BASIC NEGLIGENCE STANDARD 5.4 INSURER S DUTY TO SETTLE DOES NOT INCLUDE DUTY TO PROTECT INSURED AGAINST PUNITIVE DAMAGES 5.5 INSURED DOES NOT HAVE TO PROVE SETTLEMENT OFFER WAS BONA FIDE AS ELEMENT OF BAD FAITH 5.6 DUTY TO RECOMMEND THAT INSURED HIRE PERSONAL COUNSEL WHEN THERE IS A RISK OF AN EXCESS JUDGMENT 5.7 SUMMARY OF STANDARDS IN THIRD-PARTY CASES Exhibit 5A Current Liability Law For Bad Faith In Third-Party Claims Chapter 6 STANDARD OF LIABILITY IN FIRST-PARTY CASES 6.1 COURT OF APPEALS ATTEMPTS TO PROMULGATE STANDARD IN SAVIO 6.2 SUPREME COURT ADOPTS TWO-PART TEST IN SAVIO 6.3 TWO-PART STANDARD APPLIES TO BAD FAITH CASES OUTSIDE OF CLAIMS CONTEXT 6.4 INSURER RELYING ON EXISTING LAW DOES NOT ACT IN BAD FAITH 6.5 SUMMARY OF STANDARD IN FIRST-PARTY CASES TOC-2 (11/09)
3 Table of Contents Exhibit 6A Standards Of Liability In First-Party And Third-Party Claims Chapter 7 REASONABLENESS OF THE INSURER S CONDUCT THE FAIRLY DEBATABLE STANDARD 7.1 EMERGENCE OF THE FAIRLY DEBATABLE STANDARD IN COLORADO 7.2 APPLICATION OF THE FAIRLY DEBATABLE STANDARD IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS The Fairly Debatable Issue Can Be Decided As A Matter Of Law Jury Must Decide Whether Insurer s Decision To Deny A Claim Is Fairly Debatable 7.3 BAD FAITH CLAIMS IN ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS 7.4 BAD FAITH CLAIMS IN DECLARATORY JUDGMENT ACTIONS Chapter 8 CONSENT JUDGMENTS AND ASSIGNMENTS OF BAD FAITH CLAIMS 8.1 BASHOR AGREEMENTS 8.2 PREJUDGMENT BASHOR AGREEMENTS (CONSENT JUDGMENTS AND ASSIGNMENTS) What Are Prejudgment Bashor Agreements? Enforcement Of Consent Judgments Against An Insurer Where Insurer Fails To Defend Or Withdraws Its Defense Enforcement Of A Consent Judgment Where The Insurer Files A Declaratory Judgment Action Or Defends Under A Reservation Of Rights Enforcement Of A Consent Judgment Where The Insurer Defends Without Reservation (11/09) TOC-3
4 Colorado Law of Insurance Bad Faith 8.3 ARE CONSENT JUDGMENTS AND PREJUDGMENT ASSIGNMENTS VOID AS CONTRARY TO PUBLIC POLICY? 8.4 THE RULE ADOPTED IN OLD REPUBLIC 8.5 IF THE INSURED HAS NOT VITIATED COVERAGE BY ENTERING INTO THE CONSENT JUDGMENT, IS THE AMOUNT OF THE CONSENT JUDGMENT BINDING AGAINST THE INSURER? 8.6 CONCLUSION Chapter 9 LITIGATION UNDER THE CCPA 9.1 THE SHOWPIECE HOMES CASE 9.2 ELEMENTS OF A CLAIM FOR RELIEF UNDER THE CCPA THE PUBLIC IMPACT REQUIREMENT 9.3 THE PUBLIC IMPACT REQUIREMENT AS APPLIED TO INSURERS 9.4 CURRENT STATUS OF THE LAW Chapter 10 OTHER LIABILITY ISSUES 10.1 INSURER CANNOT BE LIABLE FOR BOTH NEGLIGENCE AND BAD FAITH 10.2 NO PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION EXISTS FOR VIOLATION OF THE UNFAIR CLAIMS SETTLEMENT PRACTICES ACT 10.3 BAD FAITH ISSUES ARISING OUT OF WORKERS COMPENSATION CLAIMS 10.4 COMMERCIAL SURETIES MAY BE SUBJECT TO BAD FAITH CLAIMS 10.5 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BAD FAITH AND OTHER TORTS TOC-4 (11/09)
5 Table of Contents 10.6 BAD FAITH ISSUES ARISING FROM CLAIMS UNDER THE FORMER NO-FAULT ACT Statutory Remedies Did Not Preempt Claims For Bad Faith Bad Faith And Willful And Wanton Conduct Under The No- Fault Act Were Not Identical PIP Claim Handling Practices That Led To Claims Of Bad Faith Bad Faith Claims In Enhanced PIP Litigation 10.7 BAD FAITH CLAIMS AGAINST A GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY ARE BARRED BY THE COLORADO GOVERNMENTAL IMMUNITY ACT (CGIA) Chapter 11 LIABILITY OF INSURER S AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES LIABILITY OF INSURER TO NON-PARTIES 11.1 CASES HOLDING NO BAD FAITH CLAIM LIES AGAINST A NON-PARTY TO THE CONTRACT 11.2 CASES EXPANDING LIABILITY BEYOND THE SCOPE OF THE CONTRACT 11.3 CONCLUSION Chapter 12 EVIDENTIARY ISSUES 12.1 ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE OBTAINED AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF LITIGATION 12.2 ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE OF AN INSURER S CONDUCT OCCURRING AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF LITIGATION Admissibility Of Evidence Of Insurer s Actions After Litigation Begins Admissibility Of Evidence Of An Insurer s Litigation Tactics To Prove Bad Faith (11/09) TOC-5
6 Colorado Law of Insurance Bad Faith Chapter 13 USE OF EXPERTS 13.1 PROOF OF INSURANCE INDUSTRY S STANDARDS OF CONDUCT IS REQUIRED 13.2 EXPERT TESTIMONY IS NOT ESSENTIAL IN ALL CASES TO PROVE BAD FAITH 13.3 QUALIFICATIONS OF EXPERTS 13.4 SCOPE OF EXPERT TESTIMONY 13.5 ILLUSTRATIONS OF HOW EXPERT TESTIMONY CAN BE USED 13.6 EVIDENTIARY ISSUES RELATED TO DAMAGES 13.7 CONCLUSION Chapter 14 INSURER S FIDUCIARY AND QUASI-FIDUCIARY DUTIES 14.1 ORIGIN OF THE CONCEPT OF A QUASI-FIDUCIARY DUTY 14.2 INSURER DOES NOT OWE INSURED A FIDUCIARY DUTY IN FIRST-PARTY INSURANCE CLAIMS 14.3 INSURER DOES NOT OWE INSURED A QUASI-FIDUCIARY DUTY IN FIRST-PARTY CLAIMS 14.4 CONCLUSION Chapter 15 WILLFUL AND WANTON BREACH OF CONTRACT 15.1 CONFIRMATION OF THE AVAILABILITY OF NON-ECONOMIC DAMAGES IN GIAMPAPA 15.2 STATUTORY LIMITATION ON RECOVERY OF NON-ECONOMIC DAMAGES TOC-6 (11/09)
7 Table of Contents Chapter 16 DAMAGES AND ATTORNEY FEES 16.1 BACKGROUND: THE RULE OF TRIMBLE III 16.2 THE GOODSON COURT OVERRULES TRIMBLE III 16.3 ATTORNEY FEES AS AN ELEMENT OF DAMAGES 16.4 PREJUDGMENT INTEREST 16.5 SUMMARY OF DAMAGES RECOVERABLE Exhibit 16A Types Of Damages In Insurance Bad Faith Cases Chapter 17 PUNITIVE DAMAGES 17.1 AMOUNT OF PUNITIVE DAMAGES GENERALLY MAY NOT EXCEED THE ACTUAL DAMAGES AWARDED 17.2 CIRCUMSTANCES JUSTIFYING INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF PUNITIVE DAMAGES BEYOND THE ACTUAL DAMAGES AWARDED 17.3 THE CAMPBELL DECISION AND STATUTORY LIMITATIONS ON PUNITIVE DAMAGES Chapter 18 CLASS ACTION CLAIMS 18.1 THE TYPICALITY REQUIREMENT 18.2 DECEPTIVE PRACTICES AND BAD FAITH BY INSURERS IN SELLING UM/UIM COVERAGE Chapter 19 JURY INSTRUCTIONS (11/09) TOC-7
8 Colorado Law of Insurance Bad Faith Chapter 20 STATUTORY REMEDIES FOR DELAY OR DENIAL OF FIRST-PARTY BENEFITS Chapter 21 STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS 21.1 TWO-YEAR STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS APPLIES 21.2 APPLICATION TO CLAIMS ARISING FROM BREACH OF DUTY TO DEFEND AND DUTY TO INDEMNIFY 21.3 ACCRUAL OF ACTION ARISING OUT OF WORKERS COMPENSATION CLAIM 21.4 INSURER HAS NO DUTY TO ADVISE INSURED WHEN STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS WILL EXPIRE 21.5 ACCRUAL OF CLAIM FOR FAILURE TO OFFER ENHANCED PIP BENEFITS 21.6 EACH ACT OF BAD FAITH IS A SEPARATE TORTIOUS ACT ON WHICH THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS RUNS ANEW Chapter 22 PREEMPTION OF BAD FAITH CLAIMS BY ERISA 22.1 NO ISSUE OF PREEMPTION UNLESS AN ERISA PLAN EXISTS 22.2 NO ERISA PREEMPTION UNLESS CLAIMANTS ARE EMPLOYEES 22.3 APPLICATION OF THE SAVING CLAUSE TO COLORADO S LAW OF BAD FAITH 22.4 ERISA PREEMPTION UNDER RECENT COLORADO STATUTES Chapter 23 EVOLUTION OF THE LAW OF INSURANCE BAD FAITH SUBJECT INDEX TOC-8 (11/09)
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