Lawyers for plaintiffs and insurance interests appear to have compromised on a bill that would make it somewhat harder for plaintiffs to bring bad faith claims against defendants' insurance companies. Rep. Jay Powell (above), HB 326's lead sponsor: the sides couldn't come together last year.
February 21, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers for plaintiffs and insurance interests appear to have compromised on a bill that would make it somewhat harder for plaintiffs to bring bad faith claims against defendants’ insurance companies.
Bill Clark, the chief lobbyist for the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, said his group won’t fight the bill.
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