FEBRUARY 2013 BAD FAITH CASES: COURT DENIES BAD FAITH CLAIM BECAUSE INSURED’S POOR ENGLISH SKILLS DID NOT EQUATE TO DECEPTIVE CONDUCT BY CARRIER, WHICH WOULD REQUIRE COURT TO LOOK BEYOND PLAIN MEANING OF POLICY IN A REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS ANALYSIS (Philadelphia Federal)

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In Mabrat v. Allstate Ins. Co., the court heard cross motions for summary judgment filed by an insured and his homeowner’s insurance carrier in a…