B.C. Court of Appeal tosses ICBC appeal of $15,000 per person for privacy breach

VANCOUVER – The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed a bid by the Insurance Corporation of B.C. to reduce damages awarded in a class-action lawsuit for privacy violations by a former employee that set off “arson and shooting attacks.”

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B.C. Court of Appeal tosses ICBC appeal of $15,000 per person for privacy breach

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