Lawsuit against Sun Life intensifies, gets personal

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Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada CEO Donald Stewart has been sued by Toronto lawyer and landlord Joel Vale in another development of the continuing legal battle between the two parties. Vale's latest move sues Stewart in his personal capacity and not as a Sun Life employee. The suit claims that Stewart knew and allowed Sun Life's former actuary Robert Sharkey to submit evidence in court that was later proved to be fraudulent. The legal tussle stems from the refusal of Sun Life to allow Vale to prepay mortgages on three Toronto properties.

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Lawsuit dropped against Sun Life Assurance CEO

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A lawsuit against Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada CEO Donald Stewart was withdrawn by Joel Vale, a Toronto, Canada, lawyer and landlord. Vale decided to drop his case against Stewart after reaching a settlement with lawyer John Laskin, who represented Sun Life, regarding Vale's effort to overturn a 1995 court verdict in which he lost a suit against Sun Life for not allowing him to prepay mortgages on three Toronto properties.

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