Case Summary authored by Dominic Wan re-published in Canadian Journal of Insurance Law
January 15, 2021
Dominic Wan’s “Case summary: Insurer owes duty to defend town with a storm sewer in need of repair”, originally included in the LexisNexis® Harper Grey Insurance Law Netletter and the Harper Grey Insurance Law Newsletter, was republished in the 2021 edition of the Canadian Journal of Insurance Law. The summary discusses how the insurer in Lincoln (Town) v. AIG Insurance Co. of Canada, was unable to rely on pollution exclusion clause to deny duty to defend insured town in relation to allegation its storm sewer was in disrepair. Read the original case summary here.
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