Adjusters must ensure a claimant is paying income tax before approving Income Replacement Benefits
A major issue confronting liability, health, and disability insurers is persistent or chronic subjective injury (CSI) claims. A CSI is a descriptive medical condition where there is not an objective diagnostic test available to verify the severity — or even…
ALBERTA-INCORPORATED INSURERS ALMOST DOUBLE CONSOLIDATED NET INCOME Alberta-incorporated property and casualty insurers nearly doubled their consolidated net income from $18.3 million in 2009 H1 to $31.9 million in 2010 H1. The figures reflect results reported by: Alberta Motor Insurance Company;…
Research shows that keeping employees engaged is a big part of helping a corporation become more responsible — and profitable.
Consumers are increasingly communicating using methods not used by brokers and insurance companies.
Canada’s relatively economic stability is attracting new players to the Canadian market.
As insurers outsource their SIU functions to third parties, it becomes increasingly important to take a risk management approach to reduce fraud exposures.
Are Pierringer agreements and Mary Carter agreements still effective tools for minimizing litigation risk?
An insurer that has satisfied its legal requirement for policy cancellation has not automatically proven the insured knew his policy had been cancelled, an Ontario arbitrator has ruled. In Ersin Aksoy and Markel Insurance Company of Canada, the Financial Services…
Opinion/Analysis: When it comes to retaining clients after an ex-employee leaves, non-compete and non-solicitation legal agreements are poor substitutes for excellent customer service.
All for One? Or None for All?
Donald N. Hull has been promoted to vice president, Ontario region, at McLarens Canada. In his 36-year career, Hull has been director and the senior executive for an international claims company, both in Canada and internationally. He has also previously…