By America Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A Los Angeles jury ordered Allstate Insurance Co. to pay out $14 million in an underlying catastrophic injury case after finding the company acted unreasonably during settlement talks with the crash victim.
The car insurance policy at issue had a $100,000 limit, but an Allstate adjuster first accepted, then refused a demand for the full amount and instead offered ab...
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