Legal Dictionary

Bad Faith

Neglecting or refusing to fulfill a promise, this may be the basis for a law suit if it has caused a person harm. Judicial decisions have labeled ‘bad faith’ as the following: concealment; fraud; evasion of the spirit of the bargain; lack of diligence or slacking off; willful rendering of imperfect performance; abuse of a power to specify terms; and interference with or failure to cooperate in the other party’s performance.

Case Results

  • $250,000: Defective Product
  • $2,650,000: Vehicle Rollover Accident
  • $500,000: Head-on Collision
  • $500,000: Car/Bus Collision
  • $8,600,000: Auto Accident Judgment
  • $161,000: Drivers collide at sharp curve in middle of roadway as cornfield obstructed view
  • $3,000,000: Insurance Bad Faith Claim
  • $500,000: Auto Accident

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