| | Jackson v. State Farm Mutual Ins., No. 31372 |
 | | Further, State Farm did not obtain a copy of the police report of the accident, and did not retain the services of an expert to examine the accident scene or to otherwise determine the cause of the accident. |
 | | Next, State Farm avers that the circuit court erred in admitting evidence of conduct by the insured's defense counsel in the underlying tort case in support of the argument that defense counsel was the agent of State Farm for the purpose of imputing bad faith conduct to State Farm. |
 | | Jackson; the circuit court erred in denying State Farm's motion for a mistrial where State Farm was prohibited from conducting a meaningful voir dire; and the circuit court erred in refusing to grant a mistrial based on Mr. |
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