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In July 2007, the British Columbia Justice Review Task Force (JRTF) released a concept draft for new rules that could govern civil procedure in the British Columbia Supreme Court. This initiative, which began in March 2002, is part of an ongoing process to make the justice system more accessible, affordable and efficient. The 400 pages […]
By Paul Mcdonnell and Wei Kiat Sun | September 30, 2007
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Melissa Kehrer and John A. Olah
September 30, 2007
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Recent Causation and Privilege Cases Affect Adjusters
By Laura Kupcis | September 30, 2007
Flood of assessment requests and counter requests into Accident Benefit Claims incurs enormous costs.
By Donna Ford | September 30, 2007
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A Series of Articles Provided by the Insurance Institute of Canada
Fred Plant assumed the role of president of the Canadian Independent Adjusters’ Association during the President’s Dinner at the association’s annual general meeting and conference in Winnipeg, Man. Miles Barber, immediate past-president, passed the presidential hat, noting Plant would bring insight and a fresh perspective to the job. “Trust Fred,” he said. Plant spoke of […]
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To help insurers and other organizations detect vehicle theft, CGI Group, Locator Technologies LLC and National Vehicle Service have announced the creation of a shared database of automobile information for cars in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. The new service would identify potentially stolen or unsafe vehicles that have been transported over the border. Further […]
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McLarens Canada has partnered with Demers Zajac Vena Insurance Adjusters Inc. and acquired Vanler Insurance Adjusters Ltd. Demers Zajac Vena Insurance Adjusters Inc. was founded in Montreal in 1987 and, under the successful leadership of John Vena, president, has grown to be one of the premier commercial loss adjusting groups in Quebec. Founded in 1993 […]
A total of 97 defendants are now allegedly involved in the conversion of vehicles related to 49 stolen vehicle claims, after four civil actions were filed by the ICBC against 95 Lower Mainland residents recently. “ICBC has zero tolerance for fraud,” Steve Tripp, ICBC manager of Fraud Prevention and Investigation, said in a release. “We […]
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Elie, the tornado that ripped through parts of Manitoba on June 22, has been given a rating of F5 intensity, the highest on the Fujita tornado damage scale, — the first officially documented in Canada — according to Environment Canada meteorologists. Damage indicators are used to measure the strength of tornadoes, with an F5 tornado […]
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