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BLG's insurance lawyers monitor key rulings on insurance claim, policy interpretation, and coverage disputes to provide clients with practical insights they can act on.

From fires to the destructive floods in Alberta, we have experienced a variety of unexpected disasters in recent years.

The BC Supreme Court considered the application of statutory conditions 1 and 4 and a replacement cost endorsement in a homeowners insurance policy.

In a decision on a preliminary issue, dated November 18, 2016, Arbitrator Schnapp held that a catastrophically impaired Applicant missed the two year limitation period.

Imagine the following scenario: a local distributor sells a commonly used product that shortly thereafter causes a major house fire.

In Mohammad v. The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, the Ontario Court of Appeal reversed the lower court's decision that coverage was voidable for want of material fact disclosure.

This case involved an insurance claim that was denied based on an alleged misrepresentation in its application for insurance coverage related to the Uniform Conditions of Carriage and the existence of a "standard" Bill of Lading.

In a notice published on February 16, 2015, Quebec’s AMF warns distributors, firms and insurers involved in the distribution of replacement insurance products against engaging in certain distribution practices.

The insured's house sustained a fire and was beyond repair.

The recent decision of the New Brunswick Court of Appeal in Higgins v. Arseneau, 2019 NBCA 21, will be of interest for anyone involved with fatality claims in New Brunswick.

Automobile owners in New Brunswick are one step closer to going paper-free with a recent move in New Brunswick to allow for electronic proof of automobile insurance.

Health service providers who invoice automobile insurers directly will need to obtain service provider's licenses from the Ontario FSC starting November 1.

The Ministry of the Attorney General announced today that effective May 1, 2021, British Columbia's motor vehicle insurance system will change to a "care-based" model

The Alberta Court of Appeal recently addressed a recurring coverage issue...

Justice Faieta's decision was appealed further.

The Ontario Court of Appeal closed out 2015 with its decision in Carneiro et al and Regional Municipality of Durham et al and Zurich Insurance Company Ltd.

This past month, the Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision of Demme v. Healthcare Insurance Reciprocal of Canada (HIROC) 2022 ONCA 503, which considered...