Attorney obtained an affirmance it from the lower court's rather unusual granting of summary judgment in favor of our insurance company client in a bad faith case. The judge wrote a to-be-published opinion explaining in some factual detail how and why the insurance company's handling of an underlying underinsured motorist claim which was arbitrated to conclusion was reasonable and, as a matter of law, could not have supported a finding of bad faith. In ruling in favor of the insurer, the opinion noted the somewhat contradictory views expressed by the Condio and Hollock decisions, but then readily distinguished this case from the facts which drove the Hollock opinion. In describing the insurer's conduct in this claim, the court noted "(t)here is no question that this case was handled promptly and professionally.