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To read more about the difference between Interim Occupancy and Final Closing, please read a previous article written by our firm here.

The ITA contains rules (the FAPI rules) that are intended to tax investment income earned by a "controlled foreign affiliate" of a Canadian taxpayer when it is earned...

Cyber attacks, including ransomware, continue to grow more sophisticated and more prevalent each passing year. Despite this, many Canadian companies have been slow to secure cyber insurance coverage –

For many Ontarians, a trip across the border into the United States is a regular part of life. Growing up most of my life in Windsor, Ontario, one of the busiest border...

The Government has justified this proposal as a way of encouraging all parties involved in insured mortgage loans to appropriately assess and price risk in the housing market.

In a recent slip and fall decision, Zaravellas v. Armstrong, 2016 ONSC 3616, the Court found that the City of Toronto sidewalk in question was not in a dangerous condition and that the City was not grossly negligent.

In Fall 2024, Dentons Canada's Insurance group hosted its inaugural Insurance Summit, an event that brought together industry leaders to explore domestic and global trends, hot topics such as the AI revolution, regulatory updates and more.

A Co-Insurance clause is a term in an insurance policy which ensures that you (the policy holder) insure your property for the true replacement cost of the property or at least to minimum level.

When an individual suffers with a disability – whether due to an accident, physical illness or mental health condition – and cannot work, a disability insurer can and should help in their recovery.

The Court of Appeal has determined that an Insurer is not required to provide a justification for its request that a claimant attend an examination under oath under section 33 of the SABS.

Timely reporting to the insurer is essential for liability insurance policies structured on a claims-made basis.

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario ("FSRA") announced that it has paused work to finalize a proposed rule and licensing regime for Life and Health Managing General Agents...

Car and recreational vehicle dealers as well as the insurance sector are facing a major legislative change introduced by Bill 30...

The Supreme Court of Canada has clarified critical procedural rules surrounding declaratory judgments of death, addressing what constitutes sufficient evidence to annul such declarations and establishing when service requirements may be relaxed. This case examines the balance between procedural fairness and practical realities when a person declared legally dead is later proven to be alive.

The Alberta Court of Appeal ordered an insurer to defend claims made against the insured's cold storage business, which was sued when its warehouse thawed and damaged its customer's food products.

A recent case from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Birnie v Birnie, 2019 ONSC 2152, has several important lessons for Canadians when it comes to estate planning.