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The case of Paramount Resources Ltd. v. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada, 2024 ABCA 266 centers on a dispute over insurance coverage following the release of condensate from a LVP...

The Court of Appeal indicated that the duty of good faith on insurers does not impose this obligation.

Reverse termination fees (RTFs) are fees payable by acquirors if an acquisition agreement is terminated based on the occurrence of certain events that constitute...

The Divisional Court has recently provided clarity on the issue of whether a defendant owner of a vehicle, who is vicariously liable for its employee driver, has any exposure as an unprotected defendant under the Insurance Act (the Act).

Where an MVA occurs in Ontario, and there is an out-of-province insurer policy covering the claimant, and that insurer has signed the Power of Attorney and Undertaking (PAU).

In Pryce v. Lawyers' Professional Indemnity Company, 2024 ONSC 6195, the Ontario Superior Court addressed whether a licensed paralegal was entitled to professional negligence coverage...

Acting as a corporate director can be a highly energizing and rewarding experience, whether it's for a publicly traded company, a private company, or a not-for-profit or charitable organization.

By way of some further housekeeping amendments, a recent Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Counsel made on September 26, 2013, has enacted various sections of the Insurance Act.

The LAT acted quickly and efficiently to correct an error that was contained in the decision of 16-000179 - Raho Mohamud v. Old Republic Insurance Company that was released by the tribunal earlier this month.

In an important case for insurance practice in Nova Scotia, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that the value of future CPP disability benefits is deductible under the SEF 44 family protection endorsement.

Being involved in any form of motor vehicle collision can be devastating and deadly. Collisions can leave you or a loved one with life-altering injuries.

Insurance is an industry often noted as hard to get into. What are your three top pieces of advice for founders just starting out?

By law, every driver in Ontario is required to carry insurance, with severe penalties – such as a minimum fine of $5,000 – for driving without it.

The following Canadian tax dates for insurance companies are based on a December 31 fiscal year end.

Business insurance, like many types of expenditures, is one of those items which business owners typically do not like to pay.

The Alberta Court of Appeal (ABCA) recently dismissed an appeal in Statt v. SGI Insurance Services Ltd., 2021 ABCA 268 [Statt], regarding the extension of a limitation period due to...

In Pierce v. Hamilton (City), 2013 ONSC 6485, the Court dismissed a claim against a municipality arising from an accident which took place off of a recreational trail.