Claims

Lawyer ordered to pay costs after client doesn’t show up to three prehearing discussions about benefits

An Ontario arbitrator has upheld a personal cost award against a lawyer who could not get his client to attend three different scheduled pre-hearing discussions concerning an accident benefits claim. The lawyer’s client, Roman Luskin, was injured in a 2005 motor vehicle accident and applied to the Personal Insurance Company of Canada for statutory accident […]

September 30, 2008

2 min read

Additional Insureds: Wording Revisions Are Needed

It is a common requirement of construction contracts, leases and manufacturer/ vendor agreements that one party be obliged to place insurance coverage on behalf of the other contracting party. When, as is frequently the case, this obligation is not complied with, the court, in the ensuing litigation between the parties, seeks to define the scope […]

By Judith Kennedy | September 30, 2008

7 min read

Claims Service Guarantee:

Changing the Perception of Insurance

By Jim Haskins | September 30, 2008

4 min read

Uncovering the Truth:

Social Networks are a Treasure Trove of Information.

By Charles Foster | September 30, 2008

6 min read