The Court of Appeal for Ontario Draws a Line for Rebuilding Coverage Costs
Homes Alone: Managing your Vacancy Exclusion in Difficult Times
Residential Fires and COVID: In our COVID -19 World, it is Important to Remember Safety First
An action Commenced by a Condominium Corporation is not rendered a nullity if the corporation fails to serve a written notice on its owners as required by section 23(2) of the Condominium Act.
Appraisal Process Trumps Litigation as a Means of Resolving Insurance Related Property Valuation Issues by Josephine Comegna
Circumstances Affecting Discoverability in Property Cases by Timothea Leung
Broadly Worded Contracts Can Result in an Absurdly Broad Duty to Defend: Hill v. Intact Insurance Company by Jeremy Shaw
Dissolved Corporation Has a Right To Defend
Jetport Inc. v. Global Aerospace Underwriting Managers
