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Effects of Third-Party Bad Faith Doctrine on Automobile Insurance Costs and Compensation 2001

Effects of Third-Party Bad Faith Doctrine on Automobile Insurance Costs and Compensation 2001

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This book examines the compensation that automobile insurers paid to accident victims in California during a period, 1979 to 1988, when such punitive damages claims were permitted.

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Pub dateOct 15, 2001
ISBN-100833030345
ISBN-139780833030344
LanguageEnglish
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