Claims
In order to secure a future in the industry, independent adjusters need to go one step further.
By Laura Kupcis | August 1, 2007
9 min read
The attitude of the Canadian courts to bifurcation
By Havelock Madill, Q.C. | August 1, 2007
8 min read
How understanding and preparing for changes in the physical damage claims distribution can give you a competitive advantage.
By Greg Horn | August 1, 2007
6 min read
The Ontario government's attempt to limit leasing and rental company liability.
By Stephen R. Moore | August 1, 2007
16 min read
A growing trend in insurance fraud
By Insurance Bureau of Canada Investigative Services | August 1, 2007
11 min read
Case out of B.C. clarifies the importance of disclosing all pertinent information.
By Joseph P. Cahan | August 1, 2007
5 min read
In the summer of 2000 Chris Lamon, a stuntman, was killed during the filming of the Steven Seagal movie Exit Wounds. He and another stuntperson were supposed to roll safely out of a van travelling upside down on a street, but due to the slightest of miscalculations, Lamon apparently hit his head and was mortally […]
By Jeff Archbold | August 1, 2007
David McMichael admits to using cocaine before the accident, but claims he only used crack cocaine for the first time after a failed attempt to return to work following the crash.
By Donna Ford | August 1, 2007
7 min read
A Series of Articles Provided by the Insurance Institute of Canada
August 1, 2007
Underwriting income is down and claims costs are up, according to 2007 Q1 financial figures posted by the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), which oversees federally regulated property and casualty insurers in Canada. The OSFI 2007 Q1 figures do not include financial data for many reinsurers or provincially regulated P&C insurers. Also, […]
1 min read
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