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Bad Faith And Punitive Damages: Stewart v. Lloyd's Underwriters
21 February 2020
Miller Thomson LLP
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In the case of Stewart v. Lloyd's Underwriters
2019 BCSC 1582, the British Columbia Supreme Court considered a
claim for punitive damages arising from the insurer's alleged
breach of the duty of good faith.
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