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An appellate court in Arizona has reversed a trial court's decision and ruled that an insured could proceed with his lawsuit against his insurer for bad faith stemming from, among other things, his claim for stolen baseball cards.
|RV property damage coverage
James Duepner purchased insurance on his recreational vehicle (RV) from Geico, including $10,000 of property damage coverage, effective October 8, 2012.
On October 29, 2012, Duepner's RV was broken into and several items were stolen. The next day, he filed a claim with Geico.
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