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December + January 2017
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Coverage for Social Engineering Fraud Takes its Place Among the Required Coverage for Canadian Business
Standard crime insurance policies are not intended to cover social engineering fraud
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Environmental Losses Related to Transportation Claims
The release of pollutants such as fuel, motor oil or lubricants, coolant or brake fluid can cause environmental impairment in the event of a trucking collision
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How Data Empowers Cutting-Edge Claims Processes
The insurance claims process has traditionally been inefficient, and insurance companies are trying to use computer analytics to improve the process
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Dirty Windows Help to Clarify Appellate Review of Standard Form Contracts
The Supreme Court of Canada decision in Ledcor Construction Ltd. v. Northbridge Indemnity Insurance Co. has created an exception to the principle outlined in Sattva Capital Corp. v. Creston Moly Corp. and may lead to an increase in insurance litigation.
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Diving Right In
Krista McCann and Lisa Montgomery took ownership of Fair Way Adjusters in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, after Blaine Tower, the previous owner, died of cancer.
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Cyber Risk: The Great Unknown
Assessing the threat and understanding the consequences of cyber breaches
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February + March 2017
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April + May 2017
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June + July 2017
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August + September 2017
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January 1, 2017 Legislative changes: Will they mitigate motor vehicle property claim costs?
Ontario passed Bill 15, the Fighting Fraud and Reducing Automobile Insurance Rates Act in 2014. That law made changes to both the Repair and Storage Liens Act and Consumer Protection Act.
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Traditional homeowners’ insurance on a collision course with the sharing economy
The Rise of the Sharing Economy Consumers are increasingly interested in leasing and sharing products rather than buying and owning them. The aptly named “sharing economy” is growing rapidly, fueled in part by social media, which facilitates communication between peers…
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Property Loss Update: A review of recent cases, Part 1
There have been a number of very important cases in recent months involving coverage issues, which are worthy of note. The Supreme Court of Canada has now become involved in trying to clarify the process that should be followed in…
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Discovering a work-life balance
Since its start in Pat Lodewijkx’s converted laundry room almost 13 years ago, Discovery Claims is proof that vision plus hard work can pay off for the risk-taking entrepreneur. The Surrey, British Columbia-based independent adjusting firm has overcome hurdles and…
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Strength in Numbers
Tech trends influencing claims adjusting in Canada
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Property Loss Update: A review of recent cases, Part 2
This is Part 2 of the property loss review that began in the Feb-Mar issue of Claims Canada. Carter et al V. Intact Insurance Company, Ontario Court of Appeal, December 6, 2016 On March 16, 2011 a fire caused…
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Building a legacy
Claimstech helps create future adjusters
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Explosion Response
A collaborative success story
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Deductibility of CPP disability benefits in personal injury claims
In personal injury claims involving lost income, it is very common for plaintiffs to have received income from various sources while unable to work, including Canada Pension Plan Disability Benefits (“CPP”). The question of whether the tortfeasor or insurer may…
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