b$.$ subject to reconsideration within $10$ days.b$.$ ambivalent.

c$.$ invalid.

d$.$ unenforceable.

Under the law, what do US insurance companies owe to the persons or

organizations they insure?

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a$.$ A duty of good faith and fair dealing

b$.$ Consideration

c$.$ Contractual liability

d$.$ Unearned premiums

The term "bad faith" is used to describe an insurance company's

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a$.$ blatantly unfair conduct.

b$.$ loss of good faith.

c$.$ negligence in handling a claim.

d$.$ religious practices.

Although he intended to make a joking gesture when he stuck out his

two fingers, Stan'ley actually polsuderiver in the eye and injured him.

c$.$ unenforceable if consideration is involved.

d$.$ unilateral.

Jillian is struggling to write a paper for her criminal justice class that

lists the reasons why it is socially desirabie to permit policyholders to sue

insurers for bad faith when their claims are not paid. So far, she has

identified the following effects of the laith actions. Which of the following

is an effect of bad faita actions thin. sucially desirable or advantageous

for society as a whole?

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a$.$ Bad faith claims increase insurers' costs and therefore lead to higher

premiums.

b$.$ Insurers pay some questionable claims to avoid bad faith actions.

c$.$ Policyholders who were mistreated by their insurers receive

compensation.

d$.$ Standards for finding an insurer guilty of bad faith vary by state.

When Colossal Casualty failed to pay her claim, Deloris sued Colossal

Casualty for breach of contract. If a court finds that Colossal did, in fact,

fail to honor the terms of its insurance contract, Deloris might be able to

collect any or all of the following types of consequential damages,

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