Comparative Bad Faith

October 17, 2018

This podcast is originally a publication of Timely Notice, October 2018. The Timely Notice Podcast is owned and produced by Goldberg Segalla. Legal opinions may vary when based on subtle factual differences. All rights reserved.

Lewis Collins joins an episode of the Timely Notice podcast to discuss why comparative or reverse bad faith should be considered as part of extra-contractual liability causes of action.

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