Mosley, 626 S.W.3d 579 (Ky. 2021): Successfully defended insurance carrier in a landmark Kentucky Supreme Court case, affirming state court and court of appeals opinions we secured dismissing third-party bad-faith claims arising out of wrongful death claims following a coal mining accident.

Isaacs, 2021-CA-0545-MR, 2022 WL 495980 (Ky. Ct. App. 2022): Achieved a significant victory in a Jefferson Circuit Court case, upheld on appeal, successfully dismissing first-party statutory and common law bad claims in a high-profile case arising from the handling of a complex underinsured motorist claim.

Crace, 2024 WL 1123707 (Ky. Ct. App. March 2024): Won summary judgment, then obtained a very favorable Court of Appeals opinion affirming, following more than 10 years of intense discovery and motion practice in a hard-fought, first-party bad faith case where Plaintiff sought more than $150 million in damages.

Kim, 5:23-CV-00048-CHB, 2023 WL 4569577 (E.D. Ky. 2023): Obtained dismissal of third-party bad faith claims successfully arguing, among other things, that Plaintiff failed to demonstrate that underlying liability was “beyond dispute.”

Lashure, 17-CI-00255 (Bell Cir. Ct. 2019): Procured dismissal of third-party statutory bad faith claims arguing that underlying liability on the part of the insured was reasonably disputed.

Daman, 16-CI-00927 (Boone Cir. Ct. 2019): Secured dismissal of third-party bad faith claims through dispositive motion practice.

Ferell, 14-CI-00087 (Pike. Cir. Ct. 2020): Won summary judgment dismissing third-party bad faith claims, with prejudice, arguing Plaintiff failed to plausibly allege facts needed to sustain claim under Kentucky’s Wittmer standard.

Sanchez, 20-CI-000874 (Jefferson Cir. Ct. 2020): Third-party bad faith claims dismissed when Court granted motion to dismiss arguing Plaintiff did not, and could not, meet Kentucky’s threshold standard to sustain bad faith claims.

Streck, 165-CI-0599 (Jefferson Cir. Ct. 2021): Obtained summary judgment successfully arguing that carrier did not act in bad faith when denying Plaintiff’s underlying claim because carrier did not act with malice or reckless disregard in handling that claim.

Dixon, 21-CI-00810 (Laurel Cir. Ct. 2022): Achieved dismissal of statutory and common law bad faith claims when Court granted motion to dismiss, agreeing that Plaintiff failed to plead facts alleging a contractual obligation to pay or outrageous conduct.

Brown, 18-CI-00246 (McCracken Cir. Ct. 2023): Obtained dismissal of third-party bad faith claims after arguing in summary judgment motion that Plaintiff, among other things, could not present evidence to substantiate claim that liability was beyond dispute.

Rubin, 23-CI-00017 (McCracken Cir. Ct. 2023): Won motion for judgment on the pleadings, securing dismissal with prejudice of third-party statutory bad faith claims by arguing Plaintiff did not, and could not, plead facts supporting the allegation that a carrier’s alleged delay in settling rose to the level of “bad faith” under Kentucky law.