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Insurer applies “belts, braces and beyond” approach to excluding liability
Insurer applies “belts, braces and beyond” approach to excluding liability Insurance Law Blog Insurer applies “belts, braces and beyond” approach to excluding liability by Siobhan H. Sams
December 27, 2023
The Duty to Defend: A Clarion Call
The Duty to Defend: A Clarion Call Insurance Law Blog The Duty to Defend: A Clarion Call by Siobhan H. Sams
July 25, 2023
The Court will not interpret coverage under an insurance policy so generously so as to amount to ignoring the terms and wording of a policy
The Court will not interpret coverage under an insurance policy so generously so as to amount to ignoring the terms and wording of a policy Insurance Law Blog The Court will not interpret coverage under an insurance policy so generously so as to amount to ignoring the terms and wording of a policy by Mollie Clark
July 25, 2023
Exclusion clause held not to cover certain claims arising out of negligence, as a consequence of the specific wording in the clause
Exclusion clause held not to cover certain claims arising out of negligence, as a consequence of the specific wording in the clause Insurance Law Blog Exclusion clause held not to cover certain claims arising out of negligence, as a consequence of the specific wording in the clause by Mark McPhee
June 13, 2023
Insurer not under duty to defend Ontario in class action brought in relation to delays in operation of bail release system
Insurer not under duty to defend Ontario in class action brought in relation to delays in operation of bail release system Insurance Law Blog Insurer not under duty to defend Ontario in class action brought in relation to delays in operation of bail release system by Cameron B. Elder*
May 9, 2023
Windfall from wildfire reduced covered loss
Windfall from wildfire reduced covered loss Insurance Law Blog Windfall from wildfire reduced covered loss by Joe Antifaev
April 11, 2023
Feels like the first time: defending under an occurrence-based policy for damage that could have happened anytime
Feels like the first time: defending under an occurrence-based policy for damage that could have happened anytime Insurance Law Blog Feels like the first time: defending under an occurrence-based policy for damage that could have happened anytime by Joe Antifaev
April 11, 2023
Insurer entitled to equitable contribution from another insurer in relation to claim against pharmacist
Insurer entitled to equitable contribution from another insurer in relation to claim against pharmacist Insurance Law Blog Insurer entitled to equitable contribution from another insurer in relation to claim against pharmacist by Cameron B. Elder*
October 11, 2022
Employee not entitled to defence in claims alleging tort of intrusion upon exclusion
Employee not entitled to defence in claims alleging tort of intrusion upon exclusion Insurance Law Blog Employee not entitled to defence in claims alleging tort of intrusion upon exclusion by Cameron B. Elder*
October 11, 2022
O what a tangled web…
O what a tangled web… Insurance Law Blog O what a tangled web… by Siobhan H. Sams
September 13, 2022
Ruling on Duty to Defend vs Duty to Indemnify: Timing Matters
Ruling on Duty to Defend vs Duty to Indemnify: Timing Matters Insurance Law Blog Ruling on Duty to Defend vs Duty to Indemnify: Timing Matters by Siobhan H. Sams
May 10, 2022
Flawed Duty to Defend Application Dismissed
Flawed Duty to Defend Application Dismissed Insurance Law Blog Flawed Duty to Defend Application Dismissed by Michael Robinson
January 24, 2022
Insurance Law Blog Intentional business decisions are not an accidental “occurrence” January 24, 2022
Insured alleged to have shaken baby not entitled to defence Insurance Law Blog Insured alleged to have shaken baby not entitled to defence by Cameron B. Elder*
November 9, 2021
Insurance Law Blog Broad exclusion clause titled “Total Pollution Exclusion” deemed ambiguous March 9, 2021