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23 August 2019

Samantha Ip And Erin Barnes Share Three Part In-Depth Analysis In The Lawyer’s Daily

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The notion of what is deemed to be appropriate conduct in the context of insurance claims has been refined by repeated challenges in Canadian courts.
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The notion of what is deemed to be appropriate conduct in the context of insurance claims has been refined by repeated challenges in Canadian courts. Over the years, insurers have faced bad faith allegations for various types of conduct in handling their respective insured's claims, which can impact them not only by way of punitive damages but can also tarnish their reputations by the negative publicity surrounding such actions.

Samantha Ip and Erin Barnes explain in a new two-part series for The Lawyer's Daily.

Read Part One: Evolution of bad faith claims in Canada

Read Part Two: Evolution of bad faith claims in Canada: Key case law since Whiten

Read Part Three: Evolution of bad faith claims in Canada: Risk management suggestions

Contributor

Clark Wilson is a multifaceted law firm based in Vancouver, BC with a strong track record of being highly integrated into our clients’ businesses. Known for our industry insight, entrepreneurial culture and strategic networks, we actively seek to connect our clients with the people, resources and solutions they need to succeed.

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