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In the spring of 2006, Wade Drover and his wife Kerri went on a family vacation to Florida bringing their four children and Wade’s parents Clement and Eileen.

A discussion on a recent case, where the Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan has sent a strong message to insurance companies, by setting new high-water marks for punitive damage awards.

On August 28, 2008, Tammy Lee Arsenault was stopped at a yield sign when her car was hit from behind by a vehicle driven by Rachel Comeau.

The Court granted summary judgment for the defendant in Choma v City of Toronto, 2016 ONSC 5510.

With winter season upon us, it is time to remember the importance of shoveling and salting your driveways and walkways after a snowfall.

With more flooding in recent years, there has been a significant rise in litigation relating to flooding and this trend is expected to increase over the next 20 years as a result of climate change.

A recent report authored by the Insurance Institute of Canada concludes that the sharing economy will only increase in size and influence.

As Ontario motorcyclists start to think about getting their bikes out of winter storage, there's more on the horizon than just warmer weather. This year will mark a significant shift in how auto...

The Ontario Court of Appeal has recently released a decision that will be widely applauded by the insurers of heavy commercial vehicles.

The growing popularity of electric vehicles, as well as the ongoing challenges around building the charging infrastructure necessary to make their widespread rollout possible

In Tamminga v. Tamminga [2014 ONCA 478], the Court of Appeal considered whether an Ontario resident, who was injured after falling off a truck in Alberta, could maintain a claim in Ontario. Both owners of the truck were located in Alberta.

You may recall our newsletter of July 17, 2023, summarizing a judgment concerning the important burden placed on a manufacturer by the Civil Code of Québec (C.C.Q.).

Arbitrator Wilson’s decision in "Dabrowska and Aviva Canada" is a warning to Insurers attending Financial Services Commission of Ontario pre-hearings.

In a nutshell, the SPF 6 provides liability coverage for accidents involving so-called non-owned vehicles.

Many veterinarians enter the profession out of a genuine love for animals and their care. As a result, it is no surprise when veterinary professionals are themselves very concerned...

While a first party insurer 'discovers' its claim for loss transfer on the day after it makes a request for indemnification, it was unclear whether there are any limitation periods relating to when a first party insurer must deliver an indemnification request

The recent FSCO Arbitration decision of Yeboah and Economical Mutual Insurance Company (FSCO File No. A11-003130, May 21, 2015) gives hope to insurers, and counsel for insurers, with respect to costs (referred to as "expenses" at FSCO).