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A state appellate court ruled that a building contractor was entitled to $3 million in punitive damages for his insurance company's malicious and protracted litigation against him. In upholding a trial court's verdict, Third District Court of Appeal Justice Vance Raye said there was ample evidence that Aetna Insurance Co. sued carpenter George Hillenbrand and his firm for improper purposes, despite its duty to defend him.
September 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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