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Fairly Debatable Claim Defeats Amendment to Claim Bad Faith
What is a Man in the Middle Attack?
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After an unknown individual (“fraudster”) gained unauthorized access to Fishobowl’s accountant, Ms. Wendy Williams’ e-mail account. Once inside Ms. Williams’ e-mail account, the fraudster created certain “rules” to redirect certain e-mail communications within the e-mail system. One rule redirected e-mail communications containing certain keywords to an e-mail account that is not associated with Fishbowl. Another rule marked e-mail communications sent from “fedins.com” as having already been “read, ” and automatically stored them in the “RSS Subscriptions” folder. These rules prevented Ms. Williams from noticing certain e-mail communications, including e-mails from Federated Insurance regarding invoice payments.
In Fishbowl Solutions, Inc. v. The Hanover Insurance Company, No. 21-cv-00794 (SRN/BRT), United States District Court, D. Minnesota (May 9, 2022) it became clear that the purpose of the scheme was to trick Fishbowl’s customers into paying invoices to the fraudster without Fishbowl noticing.
In Fishbowl Solutions, Inc. v. The Hanover Insurance Company, No. 21-cv-00794 (SRN/BRT), United States District Court, D. Minnesota (May 9, 2022) it became clear that the purpose of the scheme was to trick Fishbowl’s customers into paying invoices to the fraudster without Fishbowl noticing.
ZALMA OPINION
Bad faith requires a mens rea or an evil intent. When the law is unclear and the insurer fairly argues an issue that is debatable and where there is no dispositive case law, the issue is fairly debatable and there is no basis for seeking damages for damages due to the tort of bad faith.
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