BC Court puts a pin in the analysis for an Insurer’s Duty to Defend November 21, 2024 Amrit Kalra An analysis of Surrey (City) v. Co-operators General Insurance Company.
No judgment required to apply new PJI rates October 22, 2024 Dylan Sigurdson An analysis of Jackson v Cooper.
What does your insurance broker owe you? October 22, 2024 Jordan Kazan Baigrie It’s important to understand the specific duties and obligations required for a good customer-broker relationship.
The proper approach for judicial review of administrative decisions May 24, 2024 Michael A. Valdez The Supreme Court of Canada rules on judicial review for unaddressed questions.
Duelling definitions May 06, 2024 Michael A. Valdez The meaning of the term “law” in insurance policy interpretation.
Noise oppression May 06, 2024 Avi Sharabi and Leigh Clark The Courts clarify a condominium corporation’s obligations when a unit owner complains about noise from another unit owner.
Clarity on long-tail claims May 06, 2024 Murray Stieber and Avi Sharabi Court of Appeal rejects all sums approach.
Finding the line March 18, 2024 Thomas Russell A recent decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal provides guidance on the responsibility of occupiers for natural hazards on their premises.
One-sided narrative could lead to punitive damages against insurer March 18, 2024 Katherine Di Tomaso, Avi Sharabi, and Linette King Lessons from Baker v. Blue Cross.
Rentals of e-scooters raise legal issues for users, owners and insurers June 24, 2020 Christine Pratt and Rachel Weary Short-term rentals of electric scooters (also known as e-scooters) raise a number of questions. Are e-scooters legally classified as motor vehicles (or even automobiles)? If so, what are the implications of this?