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(Established that a party can sue their insurer when a carrier unreasonably fails to settle within the policy limits.)
(Established the requirements for granting a new trial and upheld plaintiff’s motion for a new trial.)
(Clarified Nevada’s simultaneous death act after an aviation crash.)
(Established the constitutionality of the family purpose doctrine, which makes the owner responsible for the negligence of a family member using the car.)
(Established the tripartite relationship between the insurer, the insured, and retained defense counsel.)
(Clarified when a default judgment in personal injury action is appropriate.)
(Established the right to sue various government employees in a 1983 action.)
(Clarified when it is appropriate to grant a writ of mandate reversing a lower court order compelling an arbitration.)
(Clarified the firefighter rule in a personal injury action.)
(Basis of appeals and contempt orders.)
(Established that the insurer is neither a subrogee nor a real party in interest in a third party contribution instituted by its insured where the insurer enters into a valid loan receipt agreement with its insured.)
(Established Nevada’s collateral source rule.)
(Court determined that Planet Insurance was not liable nor had any duty to defend someone not on the policy.)
(Discussed the repercussions of not accepting offers of judgments and attorney fees.)
(Conveyance of property from estate to corporation of decedent.)
(Clarified the Federal Tort Claims Act, when an injury was caused by an employee of an independent contractor working for the United States at Hoover Dam.)
(Clarified the requirements for an insurance carrier to utilize the anti-stacking rule for uninsured motorist coverage against an insured.)
(Clarified the retaliatory eviction requirements.)
(Established the Breen formula regarding workman’s compensation liens.)
(Defined what specific performance is expected in an oral agreement for purchase of a residential property.)
Bankruptcy.)
(Involved a conversion claim regarding the sale of a stolen vehicle.)
(Explored whether the named insured was covered by an insurance policy in which the named insured’s daughter was a non-permissive user of a non-owned vehicle.)
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