ISSN 0046-6115
Articles in Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2014
Vol. 49, Issue 3, 2014
- WASHINGTON COURTS' USE OF LEGISLATIVE HISTORY IN STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: AN OVERVIEW WITH AN EYE TOWARDS IFCAMark DeForrest
- SOUNDING THE ALARM: IS DIVERSITY JURISDICTION INTERFERING WITH WASHINGTON STATE’S DEVELOPMENT OF ITS OWN BODY OF LAW RELATED TO THE INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACT?Shannon M. Kilpatrick
- LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACT INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACTGeorge M. Ahrend
- <i>MORELLA</i>: WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEENRaymond Bishop
- THROUGH THE HAZE: FASHIONING A WORKABLE MODEL FOR IMPOSING CIVIL LIABILITY ON MARIJUANA VENDORSHayley Dean
- THE <i>CEDELL</i> PRESUMPTION: DISCOVERY OF THE INSURER'S CLAIM FILE IN INSURANCE BAD FAITH LITIGATION IN WASHINGTONIan S. Birk
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSURANCE BAD FAITH IN WASHINGTONDavid K. DeWolf
- ON THE REMEDIAL NATURE OF THE INSURANCE FAIR CONDUCT ACTIsaac Ruiz
- COMMINGLING COVERAGE AND NEGLIGENCE DEFENSES: STEPPING OUT OF THE TORTFEASOR'S SHOES IN UNINSURED AND UNDERINSURED MOTORIST CLAIMS IN WASHINGTON STATEJohn M. Randolph
David K. DeWolf, THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSURANCE BAD FAITH IN WASHINGTON, 49 Gonzaga Law Review 479 (2014).