The theme park company is suing for breach of contract, failure to provide prompt & fair claims payments, and bad faith.

The litigation alleges Allstate retained witnesses 'to improperly harass and defraud plaintiffs' in cases.

The suit alleges the insurer's advice to 'do nothing' on a legal malpractice claim caused James Irwin to miss the deadline under the statute of limitations.

It's got to sting when an appellate ruling begins like this: "Only an insurance company could come up with the policy interpretation advanced here."