Insured Failed To Prove Insurer Acted In Bad Faith In Handling Auto Claim

(February 8, 2018, 2:14 PM EST) -- MONROE, La. — A Louisiana federal judge on Jan. 25 determined that an insured’s bad faith claim cannot stand because the insured failed to provide evidence supporting her contentions that the insurer failed to timely tender underinsured motorists benefits and that the insurer’s unconditional tender of benefits was “abusively low” (Cindy Samberg v. Progressive Paloverde Insurance Co., No. 16-1754, W.D. La., 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 14917)....

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