Miller v. INDIANA INSURANCE COMPANIES
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtMunson, J.
Indiana Insurance Companies appeals a summary judgment holding that Indiana's policy of insurance covered losses sustained by Miller, that Indiana had breached the Consumer Protection Act, and that Indiana must pay attorneys' fees to Miller and to Interstate Insurance Adjusters. We affirm on coverage, but reverse as to the Consumer Protection Act. The case is remanded to determine any remaining issues and. all parties will pay their own attorneys' fees.
There is no material dispute as to the facts. Miller operates a business known as Hudson Bay Leather Processors which does cleaning and other…
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