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We predict product recall rates will climb thanks to complex global supply chains, adoption of automation, inconsistent regulation across jurisdictions and the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Court of Appeal recently considered a municipality’s exposure to liability for accidents involving trees in parks.

When 14-year-old pedestrian Nigel Brown was struck by a hit-and-run driver, the last thing on his mind was his entitlement to insurance benefits.

In Alofs v Blake, Cassels & Graydon, an insurer paid out a director's liability claim and then commenced a subrogated action against the lawyers that structured the deal...

In Singh and State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company (FSCO A12-007594), Arbitrator Bayefsky considered whether the Applicant failed to attend an Examination Under Oath (EUO) and the consequences of same.

Air carriers offering scheduled international services to/ from Canada are required, by virtue of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C. 1996, c. 10, to file proof of insurance each year as a condition of maintaining their licence active.

The story of Edmonton bicyclist Rylan Kafara has caught the attention of many Albertans this week.

On April 22, 2020, Mike Farnworth, Minister for Public Safety and Solicitor General for the Province of British Columbia.

Ryan Middleton, Dentons Canada and Sean Flinn, BFL Canada talk Transactional Risk Insurance. The first of this four part series explores the reasons behind the rapid growth

Ryan Middleton, Dentons Canada and Sean Flinn, BFL Canada, discuss where it makes sense to use Representation & Warranty Insurance to complete a M&A transaction.

Amelia's injuries arose from the impaired driver's use of the vehicle.

Effective January 1, 2020, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (the "WSIB") is changing the way premium rates are set for over 300,000 Ontario businesses covered by its workplace

Complaints about civil jury trials in motor vehicle cases are not novel or uncommon. It is the perception of some (most notably the plaintiff bar) that jury results are typically unfavourable to plaintiffs.

Christine A. Viney, Bruce Mellett and Patrick Schembri write about the Alberta Court of Appeal's summary of the key principles that apply when an insured seeks a declaration...

The Supreme Court of Canada denied leave to appeal from two cases of interest to Canadian businesses, particularly insurers.

A fire at commercial premises is at the center of a dispute between the insurers of a landlord and tenant in the recently reported decision of Imperio Banquet v. Alternative Access and Mobility. The lease required the tenant to contribute its proportionate share of the landlord's premiums for ‘public liability, fire and other coverages' insurance.

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen) of the U.S. Treasury Department has established a temporary program that requires new disclosures by title insurance companies.