No Provable Conscious Wrongdoing, No Bad Faith
Summary: Thomas and Allison Missler’s home was destroyed in a fire on June 1, 2011. While the fire department was responding to the fire, the Misslers’ State Farm insurance agent, Theresa Chapman, arrived at the scene. The Misslers had purchased a homeowners insurance policy from State Farm which provided dwelling coverage, personal property coverage and coverage for additional living expenses. After arriving, Chapman contacted Indiana Restoration & Cleaning Services (“IRCS”), a State Farm preferred vendor. The Misslers became dissatisfied with IRCS and State Farm. They then filed suit against both and appealed after State Farm prevailed on its motion for summary judgment. State Farm prevailed on appeal.