An agent who acts for a disclosed principal is not liable for commitments made by the agent in the principal’s behalf. See ALI’s Restatement (Second) of Agency § 320 (1958). In the field of insurance, managing general agents, third-party administrators and independent adjusters have regularly shielded themselves from claims of bad faith brought by policyholders’ against the insurance company for which that agent works. But that rule of hornbook law is beginning to erode following insurance … [Read more...]
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