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3430 REVIEW DENIED A suit based on the allegation that an attorney and an insurance company put their corporate client and insured into bankruptcy in bad faith to defeat a personal injury action brought against the corporation is pre-empted by the federal Bankruptcy Act and violates the rules that an attorney does not owe a duty to the client's adversary and that only an insured can sue an insurer for bad faith.CitationCHOY v REDLAND (Bankruptcy Pre-emption) 103 CA4 789 [See: 11 USC 701 etseq; Pauletto v Reliance 64 CA4 597, T/AT 7/98; Ross v Universal 95 CA4 537, T/AT 3/02; Satten v Webb 99 CA4 365, T/AT 7/02 ]
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