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The plaintiff commenced an action against Sun Life seeking payment of LTD benefits. The action was settled at mediation.

Heffernan was involved in a boating accident while his blood alcohol level was well above the legal limit. Heffernan was killed in the accident and his passenger sued his estate.

Employers can be vicariously liable at common law for the actions of a rogue employee who brings about an unauthorized cyber data breach

On February 6, the Electronic Commerce Committee (ECC) of the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators (CCIR) released an issues paper relating to the sale of insurance products in the modern age of electronic commerce.

There are very clear and compelling reasons why life insurance may be a better option than mortgage insurance.

In the recent decision of St. Clair Boating v Michigan Electric Supply 2017 ONSC 3864, the Court dealt with a motion for summary judgment on a fire loss claim brought by the defendants.

Court of Appeal decision has confirmed that a man who tripped over a parked motorcycle was involved in an accident under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule.

The plaintiff was arrested on June 26, 2008 for repeatedly sexually assaulting his daughter. The criminal charges against him were resolved by way of a peace bond on December 2, 2009

Social media forums such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram have provided businesses with the opportunity to expand the way they advertise and market their products.

Arbitrator John Wilson has released a decision casting doubt on the appropriateness of the prevalent use of the material contribution test for causation in accident benefit matters.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario recently considered an Ontario Superior Court judge's decision regarding an insurer's duty to defend in the context of a maintenance contract.

On Tuesday, November 20, a panel of Cox & Palmer insurance lawyers from across the region presented our Advance 2018 Insurance Law Webinar ...

In Babin c. Gérin, the Superior Court weighed in on several issues concerning the professional liability of notaries.

Emerging issues include coaching and threat response, and a developing body of case law deals with liability for cyber breaches, in addition to drafting and interpretation of cyber risk policies and exclusions.

Two recent Ontario decisions demonstrate the importance of investigating potential limitation period issues early and taking action from the outset.

The issue of whether an excluded driver, by virtue of having executed a standard OPCF-28A excluded driver form, is legally also considered to be "any person specified in the policy as a driver of the insured automobile" . . .

In the 2023 Budget, the Federal Government announced their intention to partner with provinces and territories in order to launch a low cost flood insurance program in Canada.

In 2049390 Ontario Inc. v. Leung, 2018 ONSC 5759, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice considered whether or not a broker owes a duty to advise their clients to obtain an estimate of the cost of reconstruction ...