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Malice Not Needed To Prove Insurer Bad Faith: Pa. Justices

By Jeff Sistrunk (September 28, 2017, 10:54 AM EDT) -- The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Thursday declined to require a showing of intentional ill will or malice in order for policyholders to win the day when pursuing claims of bad faith conduct against insurers, instead finding that ill will is merely a factor in assessing such claims....

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