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good faith and fair dealing

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good faith and fair dealing,
1 actions taken with the best interests of the patient in mind and without harmful intent.
2 in employee relations, an implied covenant preventing an employer from terminating an employee solely to avoid paying the employee for services already performed.


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Legal issues covered include refusal to defend, failure to settle, refusal to pay legitimate claims, bad faith handling of claims, implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, proper treatment of "unsophisticated" policy-holders and misrepresentation of coverage.
A Second Cause of Action in the complaint accuses "breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing against InBev.
Nurse Burns claimed that her termination was the result of tension between Universal and herself after she expressed concern regarding the quality of services provided by the hospital after it was purchased by Universal Nurse Bums brought suit against the hospital for breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing.
 
 
 
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