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Ontario arbitration case may have widened definition of 'catastrophic impairment'
Changes to Rules of Civil Procedure create new opportunity for AB litigation
Claims industry at odds with Privacy Commissioner over masking of third parties in surveillance video
Personal and commercial lines headed in opposite directions in 2009 Q3: MSA/Baron Outlook
Re/insurers ponder what to do with capital that is returning to the market "with a vengeance"
CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models"
No requirement for policyholder to sue insured, potentially liable third parties before resorting to uninsured coverage
Re/insurers in "the cheating years" of using reserves to boost results: Guy Carpenter
What's New: In Brief
IBC launches new corporate brand

Ontario arbitration case may have widened definition of 'catastrophic impairment'

Changes to Rules of Civil Procedure create new opportunity for AB litigation

Claims industry at odds with Privacy Commissioner over masking of third parties in surveillance video

Personal and commercial lines headed in opposite directions in 2009 Q3: MSA/Baron Outlook

Re/insurers ponder what to do with capital that is returning to the market "with a vengeance"

CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models"

No requirement for policyholder to sue insured, potentially liable third parties before resorting to uninsured coverage

Re/insurers in "the cheating years" of using reserves to boost results: Guy Carpenter

What's New: In Brief

IBC launches new corporate brand

Crash & Burn (3)
Ban on hand-held devices while driving fails to reduce risk of crash: HLDI (3)
Uncertain legal status for a new method of calculating income loss after breadwinner's death: lawyer (2)
CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models" (2)
Absence Of Malice (1)
Claims industry at odds with Privacy Commissioner over masking of third parties in surveillance video (1)
Ontario Teachers' Insurance Plan working with police to recover stolen laptops (1)

Crash & Burn (3)

Ban on hand-held devices while driving fails to reduce risk of crash: HLDI (3)

Uncertain legal status for a new method of calculating income loss after breadwinner's death: lawyer (2)

CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models" (2)

Absence Of Malice (1)

Claims industry at odds with Privacy Commissioner over masking of third parties in surveillance video (1)

Ontario Teachers' Insurance Plan working with police to recover stolen laptops (1)

Small pickup trucks fail to attain 'top-notch-across-the-board' rollover protection: IIHS
Uncertain legal status for a new method of calculating income loss after breadwinner's death: lawyer
Personal and commercial lines headed in opposite directions in 2009 Q3: MSA/Baron Outlook
CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models"
Ban on hand-held devices while driving fails to reduce risk of crash: HLDI

Small pickup trucks fail to attain 'top-notch-across-the-board' rollover protection: IIHS

Uncertain legal status for a new method of calculating income loss after breadwinner's death: lawyer

Personal and commercial lines headed in opposite directions in 2009 Q3: MSA/Baron Outlook

CCIR revises undertaking "to allow companies more flexibility in their business models"

Ban on hand-held devices while driving fails to reduce risk of crash: HLDI

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