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  • Court Rules Owner Dragged Beside Vehicle Not An Occupant

    November 23, 2022 – In D’Andrea v. Economical Mutual Insurance Company, 2022 ABCA 337, an insurance company, Economical, appealed a trial decision that awarded the insured plaintiff (the “Insured”) coverage under her SEF 44 policy for being struck by her own vehicle that was in the process of being stolen. The Insured was injured when she attempted to stop...
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  • Facing Future Care, Capacity and Earning Claims – Webinar Recording

    November 16, 2022 – Disagreements over future earnings, future capacity and future cost of case can be major stumbling blocks when trying to settle a claim. In the webinar for insurance claims handlers and adjusters, RMC lawyers from New Brunswick, Ontario and Alberta discuss the principles used to assess these claims, recent trends in awards from the courts and...
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  • The Applicability of the Absolute Pollution Exclusion Clause in Canada

    August 29, 2022 – The “absolute pollution exclusion” clause contained within CGL policies has historically been limited to “preclude coverage for the cost of government-mandated environmental cleanup under existing and emerging legislation making polluters responsible for damage to the natural environment.”[1] While the case law is not settled on the matter, it appears the Courts have recently broadened the...
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  • Handling MVAs Involving Minor and Incapacitated Claimants – Webinar Recording

    June 30, 2022 – Handling a typical MVA claim is routine for most insurance adjusters and claims handlers. But what happens when the accident involves an injured minor or someone incapacitated? In this YRMC webinar for new claims handlers and adjusters, RMC lawyers from Alberts, BC and Ontario review the key differences in the claims settlement process and the...
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