Computer Hacking – No obligation to indemnify or to defend due to an applicable exclusion provision except when the contractual and extra-contractual liability of the insured can be incurred following an event - RMC

Computer Hacking – No obligation to indemnify or to defend due to an applicable exclusion provision except when the contractual and extra-contractual liability of the insured can be incurred following an event

July 24, 2016

Aldo Group Inc. c. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada, [2016] QCCA 554.

Aldo Group Inc. (“Aldo”) in appeal from a judgment handed down by the Superior Court, confirming the position of Chubb Insurance Company of Canada (“Chubb”) to the effect that it had no obligation to indemnify Aldo or to assume its defence because of the application of exclusion provisions stated in the policy.

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Computer Hacking – No obligation to indemnify or to defend due to an applicable exclusion provision except when the contractual and extra-contractual liability of the insured can be incurred following an event

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