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March 25, 2014

PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN INSURANCE BAD FAITH CASES?

          The arguments for and against assessing punitive damages in insurance bad faith cases are explored in "Punitive Damages for Failure to Pay on an Insurance Policy?" posted on February 16, 2014 on Tennessee Insurance Litigation Blog.  It is a pretty comprehensive article.  Check it out if you have any interest in how and when punitive damages are assessed in IBF cases, even IBF cases litigated outside of Tennessee.

          Tennessee Insurance Litigation Blog in general is a worthwhile visit for insurance practitioners of all kinds.  Alternating articles are written on the Blog by an insurance company attorney and a policyholder attorney, and their collaboration inspires everyone who practices insurance law.

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