Daily Journal Staff Writer
CLAREMONT - Attorney William M. Shernoff was on the cutting edge of an emerging field of law in the 1970s when he argued a tort case before the state Supreme Court. He ultimately won a landmark ruling against an insurance company that wrongfully denied a customer's claim.
The case helped develop the principle now found in most states holding insurance companies to an implied contract of "good...
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