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Cox & Palmer, Prince Edward Island, February 24, 2014 – – Wood (Litigation guardian of) v. Wood, 2013 PESC 11. The plaintiff was a minor when she suffered a brain injury in an MVA. The parties reached a settlement by mediation and the plaintiff’s litigation guardian sought court approval of the settlement. The settlement was approved, however a sealing order and solicitor-client costs remained outstanding....
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Cox & Palmer, February 24, 2014 – – Sable Offshore Energy Inc. v. Ameron International Corp., 2013 SCC 37. The plaintiff filed a claim against a number of defendants, when paint used on offshore structures failed to prevent corrosion. The plaintiff entered into Pierringer Agreements with some of the defendants, permitting them to withdraw from the litigation upon settlement, but allowed the...
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Evidence, Investigation and Coverage in the Digital Age
Cox & Palmer, Donati Maisonneuve, McKercher LLP, April 02, 2013 – The role of digital evidence on an increasingly wide range of insurance claim disputes continues to grow. For many insurers, the challenge of keeping up with changes in technology, trends in social media and the proliferation of data is matched by the constantly evolving legal framework that affects how insurance claims involving digital evidence can... -
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Separate actions arising from same motor vehicle accident ordered to be tried at same time.
Cox & Palmer, Prince Edward Island, March 15, 2013 – – McCrimmon v Estate of Hood, 2012 PESC 28 Two separate actions were commenced following a fatal motor vehicle accident. One vehicle was driven by the plaintiff, McCrimmon, and the other was driven by Hood, who died in the accident. McCrimmon alleged injuries as a result of the accident and commenced an action against Hood’s estate....