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Certainly this is a matter of grave concern for charities and advisors, as gifts of life insurance policies are routinely considered in gift and estate planning discussions.

After a wet fall and snowy winter, experts are forecasting a high probability for spring flooding in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Few would be surprised to hear that Canada's aging population has created challenges for many professionals, particularly those who do estate planning.

The Autorité des marchés financiers is currently surveying the insurance industry on the application of the Sound Commercial Practices Guideline.

As medical malpractice lawyers know all too well, the Canadian Medical Protective Association ("CMPA") has earned its litigious reputation.

The facts of the case were submitted by way of an agreed statement of facts.

In December 2016, Ms. Pavlovic (the Appellant) slipped and fell on ice/snow on a City of Vancouver sidewalk adjacent to an area owned by a strata corporation.

Today, the Supreme Court of Canada issued a decision dealing with coverage under a builders' risk insurance policy that has important implications for owners, contractors and insurance companies.

A new report by the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), representing Canada's private property and casualty insurers, argues that fully automated vehicles present new risks to the Canadian auto insurance sector and its stakeholders.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently dismissed the application for leave to appeal from the British Columbia Court of Appeal decision Precision Plating v. AXA Pacific Insurance Co ("Precision").

The June 1st, 2016, revisions to the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule will change how attendant care is covered by auto insurance.

Will the prohibition against consulting genetic tests prove to be a parenthesis in Canadian legislative history, or grounds for establishing similar provincial regimes?

In the wake of a recent constitutional challenge of BC's helmet law by an unrepresented individual, and the vigorous debate thereon, it behooves me to comment further on the merit of this challenge.

On December 6, 2017, in Syndicat Lofts Wilson v. 1061 St-Alexandre, the Honourable Élise Poisson of the Superior Court of Québec handed down a ruling on the duty of insurer ...

Personal umbrella insurance is a type of insurance policy designed to add extra liability coverage over and above another insurance policy, such as auto, boat, or homeowners.

As of June 1st, 2016, auto insurance in Ontario is going to undergo a change, with major revisions to no-fault benefits (statutory accident benefits).

You're a business owner who has made reasonable efforts to mitigate the risk of a slip and fall on the company's property, but accidents happen.