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Cautious Use of Rule 2.1 Against Vexatious Claims in Khan v. Krylov & Company LLP
In the recent case Khan v. Krylov & Company, 2017 ONCA 625 ("Khan"), the Ontario Court of Appeal revisited the principles to be considered by a Court when exercising its authority pursuant to Rule 2.1.01 of the Rules of Civil Procedure to stay or dismiss an action that is found to be patently frivolous, vexatious or an abuse of process, reaffirming that such relief will be granted only in the clearest of cases.
CanadaInsurance
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Challenging Insurance Evaluations In Total Loss Collisions
In the statement of claim filed in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, which is yet to be certified, we allege that insurance companies "systemically thumb the scale" when calculating the actual...
CanadaInsurance

Gluckstein Lawyers

Competing "Other Insurance Clauses": Can One Trump The Other?

The Panel ultimately concluded that the two insurers must share the burden of defence and indemnity of the driver equally.

CanadaInsurance

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Court Of Appeal Dramatically Restricts Application Of "Delay" Exclusion In E&O Policy

The ONCA recently limited the application of a "delay" exclusion where damages awarded against the insured arose from two concurrent causes, notwithstanding that one of these causes was excluded from coverage.

CanadaInsurance

Theall Group LLP

CPP Disability Benefits: To Deduct Or Not To Deduct

The standard form SEF 44 endorsement (The Endorsement) was recently interpreted by the Supreme Court of Canada in the case of Sabean v. Portage La Prairie Mutual Insurance Co., 2017 SCC 7.

CanadaInsurance

Delay In Coverage Decision Attracts Criticism From Ontario Court Of Appeal

On February 6, 2005, three motorcycle drivers were racing. One of the drivers, Mr. Werkman, lost control and struck a car seriously injuring the driver, Mr. Mallory. Mr. Werkman died.

CanadaInsurance

Disability Does Not Mean Downfall

One afternoon not long ago, Steve Wise, a Lawyers Financial Advisor in Southwestern Ontario, got a call from his client, an established lawyer in Windsor, who had just been diagnosed with lung cancer. It came as a complete shock.

CanadaInsurance

Lawyers Financial

Disappointed No Longer: Supreme Court Clarifies The Interplay Between Insurance Act Beneficiary Designations And Unjust Enrichment

Last Friday, the Supreme Court of Canada released its long-awaited decision in the case of Moore v Sweet, and settled a troubling issue in the trusts and estates world: the case of the disappointed...

CanadaInsurance

Lenczner Slaght

Don’t Miss The Boat On Your Insurable Interest

The Superior Court of Quebec recently rendered a decision based on insurable interest in a case involving a sunken boat.

CanadaInsurance

Duty Of Loyalty Owed By Defence Counsel, Even With Reservation Of Rights

On February 6, 2015, three motorcycle drivers were racing. One of the drivers, Mr. Werkman, lost control and struck a car seriously injuring the driver, Mr. Mallory. Mr. Werkman died.

CanadaInsurance

Eric's LTD Update - Summer 2020

I hope that everyone reading this is healthy and has coped relatively well during this pandemic. I know many of you have been heavily impacted: childcare issues, cancelled dream vacations, weddings

CanadaInsurance

Blaney McMurtry LLP

Failure To Mediate In Good Faith: Commentary From The Ontario Court Of Appeal

In the case of Ross v. Bacchus, the Ontario Court of Appeal was asked to overturn a trial judge's imposition of a $60,000 penalty on an insurer for failing to mediate in good faith.

CanadaInsurance

Failure To Serve A Statement Of Claim May Be Fatal

A recent Alberta Court of Appeal decision reiterated the importance of timely service of a statement of claim.

CanadaInsurance

McLennan Ross LLP

Four Steps To Survive The Holidays And Prevent Fraud

During the holiday season, many private businesses will see an increase in seasonal workers, an influx in sales activity and out-of-the-ordinary work schedules...

CanadaInsurance

From Bids To Bricks - Laying The Foundation (Video)

Explore strategic approaches to procurement and professional liability insurance that can help organizations optimize their risk management practices. Learn how smarter decision-making in these areas can protect your business while improving operational efficiency.

CanadaInsurance

From Funk To Fairness: Alberta's New Take On SEF 44 Endorsements

The Alberta Court of King's Bench has delivered a decision that could significantly influence the interpretation of SEF 44 endorsements, which provide policyholders with tort-like compensation for injuries...

CanadaInsurance

CLC (Canadian Litigation Counsel)

Frozen? Don't Let It Go: Managing The Risk Of Physical Damage To Your Products

The UPS company doesn't just deliver, or occasionally lose, your courier parcels — it also runs sophisticated storage warehouses.

CanadaInsurance

Game of Drones: An Introduction on How to Navigate Legal Airspace

The fastest growing sector within the aerospace industry is undoubtedly Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, commonly known as drones.

CanadaInsurance

Guardianship Fees And SABS

All auto insurance policies sold in the Province of Ontario include statutory accident benefits coverage. These are benefits that a policyholder is entitled to claim from their own insurer

CanadaInsurance

McLeish Orlando LLP

Identifying High-Risk Drivers

If you are a driver who has quite a few tickets and possibly an accident or two racked up on your record, you may be known as a high-risk driver.

CanadaInsurance

Gluckstein Lawyers

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