Court Reaffirms No Duty to Defend where Insured Found Not Criminally Responsible
COVID-19 Related Business Interruptions Do Not Constitute an Insurable Loss
Ignorance of the Law Apparently IS an Excuse: ONCA Addresses Coverage Implications on Consensual Use by Unlicensed Individuals: Pridmore v Drenth
Having an Insurance Policy Is Good, but Defending a Claim Personally and Settling it Directly Before Advancing the Claim to the Insurer is Not: Searles v Economical
What Level of Corroboration is Required to Establish the Existence of an Unidentified Motorist? Hearsay Evidence is Acceptable
Uber Sized Headache If You Are Using Your Personal Vehicle for Commercial Deliveries Without Disclosing It to Your Insurer
Court Denies Motion to Strike Declaratory Relief in Statement of Claim
The Limitations Act and Discoverability Relating to Unidentified Motorist Claims
Big Case, Little Impact; FCA negates to deal with property damage trigger in finding BI coverage for Covid-19
Switching Gears with E-Bikes: Insurance Related Issues
#Vanlife During COVID-19: What You Need to Know Before Heading Out in an RV
New Vehicle Coverage – A Warning to Insurers When New Vehicles Are Acquired by Arijana B. Schrauwen
Court of Appeal Clarifies the Duty to Defend and Ability to Control Litigation Where Overlapping Coverage Exists: Markham v AIG
Traders v. Gibson – Who’s in your Household: The Non-Arm’s Length Renter
Taking an Off Coverage Position After Defending the Claim without a Reservation of Rights or Non Waiver Agreement Causes Waiver of Rights by insurer
Ontario Court of Appeal Holds Rescission Ab Initio Not Available for Auto Policies
After The Event Insurance: Who Gets The Proceeds? Peter B. Cozzi Professional Corporation v. Szot, 2019 ONSC 1274 by Leah Dick
Unlike Peter Pan, In the World of Insurance, People Do Grow Up: Adult Children Are Not Members of the Household
Payment Of NEBs In Underlying AB Claim Does Not Preclude The Same Insurer From Denying Coverage In The Tort Context When Vehicle Taken Without Consent by Richard Kreder
Duty to Defend Property Manager Where Listed on Policy as Additional Insured Not Automatic Where Property Manager May Be Liable in Negligence by Virtue of Its Own Acts or Omissions by Richard Kreder
Deemed Waiver of Solicitor-Client Privilege Requires Making Legal Advice a Substantive Issue in a Party’s Claims or Defence by Robert Jones
