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Toughening New Jersey’s bad faith law

By Gene Killian on January 28, 2013
Posted in Attorneys' fees, Bad Faith, Emerging Trends

If an insurance company wrongfully denies a third-party liability claim, then, under the New Jersey Court Rules (R. 4:42-9(a)(6), to be exact), if the policyholder has to sue to enforce coverage for the claim, the policyholder is entitled to recover its attorneys’ fees.  Due to a weird quirk in the Court Rules, however, a…

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EUGENE KILLIAN, JR. is an AV-rated® graduate of the University of Chicago (B.A., English, with honors) and the University of Michigan Law School. Repeatedly named one of New Jersey’s “Super Lawyers,” as well as one of the “Best Lawyers in America,” Gene practiced with one of the nation’s preeminent insurance coverage law firms before starting his own law firm in 1995, which is now known as The Killian Firm, P.C.

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EUGENE KILLIAN, JR. is an AV-rated® graduate of the University of Chicago (B.A., English, with honors) and the University of Michigan Law School. Repeatedly named one of New Jersey’s “Super Lawyers,” as well as one of the “Best Lawyers in America,” Gene practiced with one of the nation’s preeminent insurance coverage law firms before starting his own law firm in 1995, which is now known as The Killian Firm, P.C.

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