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- Do Tell! The Road to Coverage Requires Disclosure
An insured modified his Corvette after his insurance policy was renewed. He was then involved in an accident, causing serious injury and death. How did this affect coverage for the bodily injury claims under the policy? Read more »
- About time: the Court of Appeal weighs in on Late Applications
The Divisional Court’s prior finding that an insurer should assume that all people involved in accidents intend to claim accident benefits has been empathically rejected by the Court of Appeal. Read more »
- The Writing Was on the Wall: the Condominium Act and the Cost of Cutting Corners
What happens when a condo board approves a major alteration without the required permits or proper consideration of its impact on neighbouring owners? Our latest blog looks at the intersection of s. 98 and s. 135 of the Condominium Act, and the important $45,000.00 lesson for condo corporations. Read more »
- Water Under the Bridge: Duty to Warn of Hidden Hazards
Where a danger is posed by a hidden hazard, is it enough to warn of how to avoid it? Turns out, the duty to warn might require that you disclose why. Read more »
- Away at School, Still Care Dependent: Divisional Court Confirms Contextual Dependency Analysis
This recent Divisional Court decision affirms that dependency does not require co-residency, direct financial support, or day-to-day care. Evidence of emotional guidance and parental-style relationships can establish dependency under the SABS. Read more »