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Ontario’s Quagmire

Ontario's auto insurers have struggled over the past decade with insurance fraud schemes that are a byproduct of an overly complex accident benefits or "no-fault" system.

By Donna Ford, Freelance Writer | December 31, 2008

6 min read

Innocent Bystanders

KPMG Regulatory Update Seminar; Regulation related to reinsurance licensing and fair value accounting is getting a tough rap these days, but both may be the unfair targets of their critics, KPMG panelists suggest.

By David Gambrill, Editor | December 31, 2008

4 min read

When in Doubt, Send it Out

There's no fault in sending out a Notice of Dispute Between Insurers as soon as possible in priority insurer cases, thus making sure the 90-day notice provision doesn't become an issue.

By Gregory P. Bailey, Hughes Amys LLP, Hughes Amys is a member firm of the ARC Group Canada | December 31, 2008

8 min read

All About the Nails

Research on hurricane damage reiterates the importance of the basics in home building: when it comes to preventing roof damage, the nails need to attach the roof to the walls.

By Gregory A. Kopp and Murray J. Morrison, Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Laboratory, UWO | December 31, 2008

5 min read