I was in New Brunswick to visit our Maritime membership in May. The educational day included an excellent presentation by Charles Foster and his colleagues of Foster & Company. It was great to see New Brunswick/PEI CIAA Regional President Luc…
Before carrying out modifications on the home of a catastrophically impaired motor vehicle accident victim, you need an assessment from both an occupational therapist and a housing expert.
In negligence lawsuits, acts and omissions of adults are subject to an objective standard of care but establishing tort liability for children is a grey area
When it comes to cyber attacks, it is not a question of if, but when, a breach will occur. The acceptance of cyber insurance as necessary coverage is likely to increase, as more companies realize it is an essential component...
Dennis Bymak, principal of All Task Adjusters, has had a flourishing career in independent adjusting. He now has the luxury of deciding whether to continue pursuing claims or retiring.
A Saskatchewan court ruled against Zurich Life Insurance and American International Group, assessing one of the largest punitive damages award in Canadian history
Why your future caseload may increasingly include clients 50+ years of age
A recent decision raises questions on what is - and what isn't - included in the Minor Injury Guideline (MIG)
Conflicting decisions have made the interpretation about as clear as mud
One lawyer argues that Independent Medical Exams are often unnecessary
The challenges of environmental insurance
The federal government has allocated $53.5 billion over the next decade for infrastructure across the country, a move that Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) has commended. In the 2013 budget, the Conservative government set out the amount for provincial, territorial…