Here are the materials in McVay v. Allied World Ins. Co.:
Lower court materials are here:
33 McVay Supplemental Response
Federal court opinion: 16_F.Supp.3d_1202
From the West syllabus:
Background: Pedestrian who allegedly slipped and fell in a gas station convenience store owned by tribal development corporation, which was an entity of Indian tribe, brought action against, inter alia, insurer for the Indian tribe and insurer’s administrator, seeking to recover damages for injuries she sustained as a result of the slip-and-fall. Defendants filed motions to dismiss for failure to state a claim.
Holdings: The District Court, Howard D. McKibben, J., held that:
(1) pedestrian lacked standing to enforce the Indian tribe’s contract with insurer under Nevada law, and (2) pedestrian lacked standing to assert claim against insurer for breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing under Nevada law.
Motions granted.
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