Claims
An Ontario Superior Court of Justice case, Oliveira v. Mullings, recently considered the standard for summarily dismissing a claim made against an auto insurer. The claim was based on a September 2003 motor vehicle collision, in which one of the defendants, Phillip Mullings, was the driver of a vehicle owned by his mother, defendant Claudia […]
August 1, 2007
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The Alberta government on June 12 introduced Bill 42, which contains a number of changes to the province’s Insurance Act, including an extension of the limitation period for a policyholder to claim against an insurer from one to two years. The bill proposes to establish a regulation-making authority that would require disclosure of a limitation […]
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The claims profession is not immune to the same succession issues facing the insurance and other industries.
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In order to secure a future in the industry, independent adjusters need to go one step further.
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The attitude of the Canadian courts to bifurcation
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How understanding and preparing for changes in the physical damage claims distribution can give you a competitive advantage.
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The Ontario government's attempt to limit leasing and rental company liability.
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A growing trend in insurance fraud
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Case out of B.C. clarifies the importance of disclosing all pertinent information.
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