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Two recent decisions highlight unexpected liabilities that can arise for employers regarding health benefits plans.

My blog of July 8, 2025 touched on a few cases where the courts had to step in because beneficiary designations for registered accounts weren't drafted or updated properly.

The By-law currently requires members to prominently display CDIC signage at their place of business, provide CDIC brochures in branches, and post a CDIC membership notice on their websites.

On September 6, 2023, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions ("OSFI") issued a letter to industry describing the steps OSFI intends to take to implement new provisions...

The Ontario government has tabled legislation to amend the province’s production insurance regime and to bring it in-line with other provincial regimes.

As 2017 comes to a close, it is a good time to take a look back at changes and developments in the law that will affect how adjusters handle claims going forward.

The insureds' son was alleged to have assaulted a female student at school.

On August 4, 2016, the Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision in Intact v. Allstate and changed the correctness standard of review for appeals from private arbitrations to one of reasonableness.

On December 19, 2012, the British Columbia Legislature brought into force various housekeeping revisions to the Insurance Act Regulation.

In the recent Court of Appeal decision of Mansour v Rampersad, 2022 ABCA 173, the Court overturned a decision which ruled that a vehicle owner could terminate consent given to another driver...

An unsuccessful claimant in a civil action will normally be required to pay the costs of the defendant or defendants.

Bill 47, which upon proclamation, will become the Automobile Insurance Act (the "Act"), was introduced in the First Session of Alberta's 31st Legislature in 2025

This case provides a helpful re-articulation of the principles of contractual interpretation in the context of insurance policies.

This is part 3 of our mini blog series covering the basics of auto insurance benefits. Last week, we looked at some options to expand coverage for an insured vehicle. This week, we focus on standard accident benefits.

In Singh v Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2022 BCCA 320, the BC Court of Appeal reaffirmed the test for civil fraud in the insurance law context. Specifically, the court dismissed...

An Ontario Court sets out the factors for determining who the "lessee" of a rented/ leased vehicle is for the purposes of determining the priority of insurers providing coverage.

Where a claim is advanced against a parent in negligence for injury suffered by his child, the family member exclusion clause in the parent's homeowner's policy was held to exclude coverage for the parent.