Claims

A Year of Firsts

2009-2010 marked a series of "firsts" in Atlantic Canada, particularly in Nova Scotia, as several legal issues were addressed before the court for the first time.

By J. Gregory Clooney and Sheree L. Conlon | January 31, 2011

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10 Coverage Decisions from 2010 That You Ought To Know About

It was a relatively busy year in Canadian courts for insurers. While all was relatively quiet on the Supreme Court of Canada front, with the exception of release of the much-anticipated decision in Progressive Homes v. Lombard, the Ontario Court of Appeal had a particularly busy year, with no less than six major insurance coverage […]

By Christopher Dunn | January 31, 2011

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Analyzing Weaknesses in Income Loss Reports

Insurers and plaintiff lawyers call upon forensic accountants to provide expert reports, which set out the income loss suffered by individuals as a result of injuries sustained in an accident. There are many factors involved in preparing these reports and as a result many opportunities for the accountant to misstep. For the careful reader, these […]

By Michael Sigsworth and Darrell Sherman | January 31, 2011

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Minor Injury Caps

Early cases offer some guidance as to when a claim will fall within the cap in Nova Scotia, Alberta, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

January 31, 2011

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