Good Faith in Canadian Insurance Law is an important publication on insurance-based work. The practitioners and insurance professionals can refer to this book to know how to deal with bad faith claims in insurance law.

This book covers issues like

• Whether there is an implied obligation of good faith in contract
• The issues raised by such an obligation
• The application of the obligation of good faith to insurance in Canada
• A critical analysis and summary of existing law
• Suggested approaches to bad faith claims for insurers, insureds, and others affected by insurance
• What does a good faith obligation apply to, and to what it doesnt
• Possible novel applications for a good faith obligation

This important resource offers

• Guidance on principles of the implied obligation of good faith and ways to handle cases based on existing case law and analysis
• Clarity to insurance industry professionals and in-house counsels on laws and limits of their obligations
• Suggestions to counsels on ways to avoid and respond to bad faith claims, and to manage litigation more effectively