Court Opinion · Bad-Faith Authority

Jane Labeaume v. First National Insurance Company of America

Court: Court of Appeals of WashingtonFiled: 2026-06-16

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**Jane Labeaume v. First National Insurance Company of America** Court: Court of Appeals of Washington Filed: 2026-06-16T00:00:00-07:00 URL: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10875783/jane-labeaume-v-first-national-insurance-company-of-america/ v. FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE PUBLISHED OPINION COMPANY OF AMERICA, a foreign insurance company, Petitioner. GLASGOW, J.—Jane Labeaume was in a car accident and sued the other driver. The case went to mandatory arbitration, and Labeaume signed a waiver for the purposes of that arbitration limiting her damages to $100,000, which was also the limit of the other, at fault driver’s insurance policy. The arbitrator
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