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Whistman v. West American of Ohio Casualty Group of Insurance Companies by Division Three, Panel Four Court of Appeals of Washington Book Summary

Plaintiffs, Earl Whistman and Gracie Carrico, are the personal representatives of the estate of Ray Whistman who died on November 15, 1980. They brought this action against West American of the Ohio Insurance Group of Insurance Companies (West) seeking a declaratory judgment that Ray Whistmans homeowners policy through West provided coverage for the destruction of his house by fire on February 28, 1981. The complaint also sought damages for Wests alleged violation of the unfair insurance practices act, the unfair claims practice regulations, and the Consumer Protection Act. The court granted the personal representatives summary judgment on the issue of coverage, but denied them summary judgment on the second cause of action. Subsequently, the court granted West summary judgment on this issue. Both parties appeal.

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