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What is bad faith in the context of insurance contracts?
Under California law, who can sue an insurance company for bad faith?
What is the negligent undertaking theory of liability?
What is the shift in tort liability that Section 402(A) of the Restatement of Torts (Second) introduced?
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What are the three types of defects that courts generally recognize in product liability cases?
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What are some red flags that may indicate bad faith on the part of an insurance company?
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Who can act against their insurance company for breach of duty under California law?
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What is the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing in an insurance contract?
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In what scenarios have safety compliance companies been found liable for negligence?
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What are the potential responsible parties in a product liability case involving a vehicle defect or parts failure?
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Under California law, a third-party claimant can sue an insurance company for bad faith
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A safety compliance company can be held liable for a truck company or driver's failure to exercise due care in a trucking scenario
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Red flags of bad faith on the part of an insurance company include low settlement offers and unreasonable documentation requests
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Section 402(A) of the Restatement of Torts (Second) only allows for conduct-based liability in product liability cases
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If a vehicle defect or part caused a collision, the manufacturer may be partially or fully liable for any injuries
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