Cincinnati Ins. Co. v. Belt – held circuit court erred as a matter of law in failing to grant insurance company a directed verdict on the issue of coverage as the verdict was “palpably or flagrantly” against the evidence so as to have been reached by passion or prejudice. Plaintiff in bad faith case failed to establish ins. co. was obligated to pay her claim because coverage remained an issue to be decided and because insurer had a reasonable basis to contest coverage due to the fairly debatable factual disputes.
Published cases —
223. Cabinet of Health & Family Svcs v. Appalachian Reg Hosp – Medicaid reimbursement rates
225. Dickson v. Dickson – claims of mismanagement of family business and interference with heirs expectancy
231. Albright v. Childers – immunity from criminal prosecution under statute for defense of others KRS 503.085 and collateral estoppel
236. Kentucky Horse Race Comm. v. Motion – drug screening of horses; hearings
241. Seum v. Bevin – constitutionality of criminal statute on marijuana possession within context of medical marijuna use
246. Crowe v. Com. – domestic violence
252. J.(C.) v. S.(M.) – parental rights, biological parent and adoption
262. R & T Accoustics v. Aguirre – Workers Compensation, voluntary intoxication
Torts (unpublished) —
226. Pugh v. Lou/Metro Police – immunity
229. Hammond v. Owen Family LP – receivership and equitable accounting over breach of fiduciary duty of family business
244. Bowling v. Baptist Healthcare – medical negligence, sponge
