A bad faith claim in many states is typically preceded by a time-limited demand to settle the claim within the available policy limit. Navigating this type of policy-limit demand can be difficult, and, in recent years, insurance companies have seen a rise in time-limited demands amounting to "bad faith set-ups." Bad faith set-ups attempt to trip up insurers' responses to time-limited demands to create possible extra-contractual liability.
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