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Priority coverage dispute between insurance companies – someone’s got to pay!
Priority coverage dispute between insurance companies – someone’s got to pay! Insurance Law Blog Priority coverage dispute between insurance companies – someone’s got to pay! by Jaeda Lee
January 30, 2024
Coverage denied to driver and owner of ATV due to driver’s breach of license conditions, but granted for the owner by summary motion
Coverage denied to driver and owner of ATV due to driver’s breach of license conditions, but granted for the owner by summary motion Insurance Law Blog Coverage denied to driver and owner of ATV due to driver’s breach of license conditions, but granted for the owner by summary motion by Mark McPhee
November 29, 2023
Court declines to interfere with arbitrator’s decision regarding reimbursement of accident benefits
Court declines to interfere with arbitrator’s decision regarding reimbursement of accident benefits Insurance Law Blog Court declines to interfere with arbitrator’s decision regarding reimbursement of accident benefits by Cameron B. Elder*
October 20, 2023
In Tompkins v. Meisters the appellants appealed a trial decision respecting the deductibility of certain “Part 7” benefits under s. 83 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act
In Tompkins v. Meisters the appellants appealed a trial decision respecting the deductibility of certain “Part 7” benefits under s. 83 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act Insurance Law Blog In Tompkins v. Meisters the appellants appealed a trial decision respecting the deductibility of certain “Part 7” benefits under s. 83 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act by Cameron B. Elder*
October 20, 2023
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses Insurance Law Blog Saskatchewan Court of Appeal finds lower court appropriately dismissed action summarily but erred in assessment of exclusion clauses by Alicia Catalano
August 29, 2023
Insureds beware: Fib not, lest you forfeit entirely your right to indemnity
Insureds beware: Fib not, lest you forfeit entirely your right to indemnity Insurance Law Blog Insureds beware: Fib not, lest you forfeit entirely your right to indemnity by Siobhan H. Sams
April 11, 2023
Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid
Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid Insurance Law Blog Ontario Court of Appeal upholds decision that insurer did not establish, on a balance of probabilities, that insured made material and fraudulent misrepresentations on application for insurance and therefore insured’s life insurance policy was valid by Alicia Catalano
March 14, 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
Insurance Law Blog Unclear warranty results in insurer owing a duty to defend a lawsuit for Mud Bog Event injury July 12, 2022
Insurance Law Blog Ontario Court of Appeal says that innocent persons amendment in Ontario’s Insurance Act does not have retroactive effect June 14, 2022
Insurance Law Blog The collaborative appraiser does not need to be independent March 8, 2022
Clearing up the pollution of the duty to defend analysis
Clearing up the pollution of the duty to defend analysis Insurance Law Blog Clearing up the pollution of the duty to defend analysis by Dionne H. Liu
February 22, 2022
Insured’s claim for uninsured motorist coverage denied on the basis of fraudulent claim for disability benefits under same policy Insurance Law Blog Insured’s claim for uninsured motorist coverage denied on the basis of fraudulent claim for disability benefits under same policy by Cameron B. Elder*
June 8, 2021
Insurance Law Blog “No good deed goes uncovered”: Insurer ordered to indemnify floor damage caused by application of de-icer to prevent risk of slipping in freezing temperatures April 13, 2021
Tort settlement does not change entitlement to Part 7 disability benefits Insurance Law Blog Tort settlement does not change entitlement to Part 7 disability benefits by Joe Antifaev
January 12, 2021
Not all bad faith results in punitive damages Insurance Law Blog Not all bad faith results in punitive damages by Joe Antifaev
January 12, 2021
Insurance Law Blog Insurer who received notice of default judgment against insured nine years after action commenced not required to pay judgment January 12, 2021