A residential building owner alleged that Nationwide deliberately delayed the policy payments, misrepresented the prerequisites for invoking appraisal and had illegally filed its subrogation suit before Washington Street was made whole. The Stock Photo Girl/Stock.adobe.com
The judges of the Third Circuit recently affirmed summary judgment for Nationwide in a bad faith suit filed by the owner of an apartment building that had suffered severe fire damage. The case is called Washington Street, LLC v. Nationwide Property & Casualty Insurance Company.
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