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Lawrence Gold recently presented on abuses of the Repair and Storage Liens Act (Ontario) ("RSLA") impacting commercial finance and insurance companies to the Ontario Personal Property Security Legislation Committee ("PPSL Committee").

On October 7, 2006 the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation ("CDIC") pre-published the By-law Amending the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Deposit Insurance Information By-law (the "Amending By-law") in the Canada Gazette¹ after consultation and discussions with industry stakeholders

By now you have probably seen motorcycle-like bicycles called Electric Bikes (or E-Bikes) operating on city roadways.

In Hoang v. The Personal Insurance Company of Canada, the underlying action arose as a result of an unfortunate pedestrian/motor vehicle accident involving 6-year-old Christopher Hoang.

An Abitrator's decision that Northbridge was responsible for paying statutory accident benefits to its insured was upheld on appeal, even though it was inconsistent with an earlier License Appeal Tribunal...

Unexpected events such as wildfires, floods, equipment failures, or other disasters can force a business to close temporarily, leading to lost revenue and ongoing expenses. If you’re wondering whether business interruption insurance can help, the answer depends on the terms of your insurance policy and the circumstances of the loss.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has declared that the proper effect to be given to international insurance agreements containing both an arbitration provision ...

Life is unpredictable, and disasters can strike when we least expect them. Whether it's a devastating fire or a destructive flood, the aftermath can be emotionally and financially overwhelming.

If you're a lawyer in the first half of your career, you're deep in the middle of capital-A adult life: homes, weddings, children and vacation planning.

Contracts provide an ideal opportunity for the efficient allocation of risk, and insurance clauses can cover much of this ground, often with no concessions from your client.

Those insurers frustrated by the delay in having an "accident" determination adjudicated under the dispute resolution process should take heed of the recent decision of Mr. Justice Sweeny in Ayr Farmers Mutual Insurance Company v. Wright, 2015 ONSC 6219.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently clarified that an insurer with no prior knowledge of a policy breach may later deny coverage once the breach has been discovered.

In a significant ruling on February 7, 2025, the Ontario Divisional Court reversed a decision of the Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT) in Hussein v. Intact Insurance Company 2025 ONSC 842.

Les pertes d'exploitation sont normalement couvertes par le régime d'assurance d'une entreprise.

Heading into the new year, the need to streamline and harmonize insurance regulation across Canada continues to be an industry priority.