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A plaintiff company who wins a bad-faith suit against its insurer may be entitled to an award of attorney fees even if the court has already awarded punitive damages, a federal judge in Philadelphia ruled in Willow Inn Inc. v. Public Service Mutual Insurance Co. The judge found that an award of attorney fees was necessary because PSM's conduct forced Willow Inn to hire an attorney in order to enforce its contractual rights.
April 16, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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