Washington court removes $47M in damages but upholds bad-faith findings after deadly family crash
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A recent ruling from the Washington State appeals court has slashed about $47 million in punitive damages previously awarded against Nationwide Affinity Insurance Company. This…
A Washington State appeals court has removed about $47 million in punitive and additional statutory damages awarded against Nationwide Affinity Insurance Company. However, it upheld key findings that the insurer acted in bad faith when handling a tragic car crash in 2017. The decision by Division III of the Washington Court of Appeals, published on 10 November 2026, is the latest development in a long-running legal case. The case began after a crash that killed three young children and seriously injured their parents. The case involved Meseret Shiferaw, whose vehicle was hit by a semi-truck during a trip to Alberta, Canada, in 2017. All three of her children died in the crash.
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