A lawsuit filed by an employee terminated without cause and given two weeks’ termination pay plus 12 weeks’ salary in lieu of notice could reach the Supreme Court of Canada. Court records indicate that Lesley Cabott started working, as a…
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The DuPont chemical company acted with malice by dumping chemical-tainted water from its West Virginia plant into the Ohio River, a United States federal jury said Wednesday in awarding $5.1 million in compensatory damages to a man…
A recent decision by a British Columbia court makes clear that strict compliance with the replacement cost endorsement is expected. The requirement to replace with “due diligence and dispatch” remains, even if the insurer has denied coverage for the loss and even if that denial is later overturned in the insured’s favour.
A defendant in a lawsuit filed by an employee injured in a go-kart collision is applying for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, the court announced Friday. Ontario’s Workplace Safety Insurance Act essentially prohibits employees from suing…
Toronto recently played host to the Canadian Insurance Claims Managers Association (CICMA)/Canadian Independent Adjusters’ Association (CIAA) Ontario Chapter Joint Conference and the Ontario Insurance Adjusters Association’s 2016 Professional Development and Claims Conference. New and emerging trends were on offer, from cyber security to drones, smart homes and adjuster training.