Judge holds that, in some circumstances, LTD benefits are deductible from past and future income loss in a medical malpractice claim.

In this MVA summary judgment motion, the court found that the plaintiff’s conviction of “failure to yield” under the Highway Traffic Act did not resolve the issues of liability in the civil action.

This application addressed the priority of coverage between a Long-Term Disability Carrier and an Accident Benefits Carrier. The Respondent, BC Life & Casualty Company, took the position that it was entitled to deduct Income Replacement Benefits from their calculation of the Applicant’s Long-Term Disability Benefits. The Applicant brought an application for a declaration that this was inappropriate. As per both the Insurance Act and the …

In this decision, the Court of Appeal upheld a Divisional Court’s reasoning regarding limitation periods for applying for FSCO mediation.

In this Superior Court decision, the court removed a litigation guardian for a party under disability.

Summary Judgment Motion – Changes to the attendant care benefit that came into force on February 1, 2014 only apply to accidents on or after February 1, 2014.