Raman Johal is quoted in the July 7 issue of Canadian Underwriter, in the article “B.C. changes Insurance Act to protect co-insureds”. The article discusses the innocent co-insured provision in section 28.6 of BC’s Insurance Act and the associated regulations, and references Raman’s commentary in the June 24 issue of Insurable Interest.
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