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In late 2007, the Washington Supreme Court held that (1) an insurer’s issuance of a subpoena to and ex parte written communications with an arbitrator in an underlying claim constituted bad faith; and (2) the insurer did not rebut the presumption of harm that arose from that bad faith finding
