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In the recent decision in 2224981 Ontario Inc. v. Intact Insurance Company, 2016 ONCA 870, the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from an insurer that had sought to deny coverage...

In a decision that will likely be replicated by other courts nationwide, Master MacAfee in Robichaud v McAulay, 2018 ONSC 3636, ordered production of an insurer's underwriting file along with the relevant insurance broker's file.

As organizations rapidly adopt generative and agentic AI across their operations, an important counter-movement is emerging: insurers are apparently seeking to limit or exclude coverage for AI-related risks.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently announced that they will not hear an appeal from an Ontario women injured in a 2012 motorcycle accident in British Columbia.

In the recent case of Cardinal v. Alberta Motor Association Insurance Company, 2018 ABCA 69 (CanLII), the Alberta Court of Appeal overruled the lower court, determining that an injured passenger was not covered ...

On reconsideration of a decision at the License Appeal Tribunal (LAT), Executive Chair Linda Lamoureux has confirmed that an insurer's deficient notice under Section 38 of the SABS will have strict consequences.

Si vous importez ou exportez des marchandises, examinez attentivement votre police d'assurance cargaison pour voir si elle couvre les retards.

The Court of Appeal's recent decision in Sagan v. Dominion [2014 ONCA 720] confirmed that the submission of Disability Certificates are not required to trigger the commencement of a limitation period.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently allowed a motion for summary judgment against an insurance brokerage and the individual broker for failing to meet their duty of care to arrange adequate insurance coverage.

In Martin et al v. the City of Barrie et al, 2016 ONSC 7830, the Ontario Superior Court found that the defendants were not liable for injuries suffered by the plaintiff when she went down a City-made snow slide during a winter festival and struck her tailbone on a chunk of ice that had become dislodged.

Both decisions demonstrate strict scrutiny by the Adjudicator of all the evidence filed by the claimants, and suggest that the LAT will be strictly holding claimants to their burden of proof.

An Ontario judge recently interpreted a data exclusion in favour of the insureds, ordering the insurer to defend claims arising out of an alleged website security breach.

On October 24, 2018, the N.S. Supreme Court issued Supplemental Reasons explaining why it decided that future income loss under section 113BA(1) of the N.S. Insurance Act, RSNS 1989, c. 231 must be calculated on a gross, and not a net, basis.

Brokers negligence and the standard of care is front and center in the recent Nova Scotia Court of Appeal decision in Marsh Canada Ltd. V. Grafton.

The Ontario Government will start winding down the OHIP Out-of-Country Travellers Program as of January 2020 and Ontario residents need to know what that means for them

The Ontario government announced its latest round of changes to automobile insurance, called the Fair Auto Insurance Plan.

Yet, the changes have a deep impact on the amount of coverage available after an accident.