Using 'in good faith' implies that someone is trustworthy and expects to be trusted by others.

Trust Implication

It suggests actions are taken with no hidden motives or agendas.

No Hidden Motives

In legal settings, 'in good faith' requires truly believing in the legality of your actions.

It often relates to a legal duty to act loyally for another's benefit, like a company or client.

In healthcare, acting 'in good faith' means providing advice or treatment with the patient's best interest in mind.

Even with good intentions, mistakes can be made 'in good faith' when unexpected outcomes occur.