The Court of Appeal for Ontario held that a Minnesota tortfeasor with only $500,000 liability limits is an “inadequately insured motorist” under the Family Protection Endorsement (OPCF 44R) in Ontario, where the 44R limits are $1 million.

Amendment to PJI Rates & SABS Calculations Applicable to 3rd Party Claims. These companion Judgments are appeals dealing with, among other issues, pre-judgment interest and SAB claw-back’s in 3rd party claims  

Opening the door to FLA damages for mental anguish or sorrow?

A must read for anyone arguing non-earner benefit entitlement before the LAT Date Case Heard: Written Hearing: May 15, 2017 | Full Decision [PDF] This is a recent non-earner benefit eligibility case from the LAT.  It provides a helpful guide on how to argue a non-earner benefit case before the LAT. At the outset, the adjudicator addressed a number of preliminary procedural issues.  It allowed …

The Minor Injury Guideline is Found Unconstitutional

An Insurer Does Not Have a Good Faith Duty to Advise Insured of a Limitation Period