Here are five of the most common grounds that landlords would do well to note.

A recent Alberta decision provides a sobering reminder to landlords to comply with the vacancy provisions of their property insurance policies – or else risk losing their insurance coverage.

Section 128 of the Insurance Act provides a unique process to resolve disputes between insurers and policyholders as to the value of lost or damaged property under a property insurance policy.

2017 saw the 40th anniversary of the Ontario Court of Appeal's seminal decision in Fine's Flowers but proved an otherwise unremarkable year in the law of insurance broker's negligence. Here is a look at three notable decisions in Canada and other commonwealth countries.

Imagine an Ontario homeowner walks into your office asking whether she has a case against her insurance company relating to a fire that destroyed her home.

As court reporters the world over know, lawyers regularly fall into dispute as to whether a given discovery or cross-examination question is proper.

There were once again very few reported decisions in Canada involving insurance broker's negligence in 2018. Of those that were decided, however, it was a decidedly good year in the courts for brokers.

Diplomatic immunity, distinct from state immunity, is an issue that does not often arise in commercial relations, but one that Canadian companies must nonetheless be mindful of when dealing with foreign states

The Supreme Court of Canada's seminal 2014 decision, Hryniak v. Mauldin, promised a "culture shift" that promoted the use of summary judgment motions as a means to achieve more timely and affordable access to justice to parties in the civil litigation system.

Ms. Baker suffered a stroke in October 2013. She held a policy of insurance with Blue Cross via her employer, entitling her to short-term and long-term disability benefits.

This comprehensive weekly summary analyzes five significant Ontario Court of Appeal decisions from August 10-14, 2026, covering constitutional challenges to bike lane removal legislation, limitation periods for third-party claims, class action settlement disclosure rules, constructive dismissal damages, and vexatious litigant declarations. Each case summary includes detailed analysis of legal principles, procedural issues, and practical implications for practitioners.