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4445 In deciding that a settlement was made in good faith, a trial court should have considered not only the potential liability of the settling defendant to a plaintiff who had agreed to hold it harmless from liability in excess of the amount for which the settlement was made, but also the settling defendant's potential liability for indemnity to non-settling tortfeasors.CitationTSI v SUPERIOR COURT (Good Faith Settlement) 149 CA4 159 [See: CCP 877.6; Tech-Bilt v Woodward-Clyde 38 C3 488; West v Superior Court 27 CA4 1625, T/AT 9/94]
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