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US retail giant, Target Inc. was recently hacked, with approximately 40 million credit and debit card information stolen. Several lawsuits against Target Inc., two of which are seeking class action certification, have been commenced seeking damages for failure to protect its customer data.

In Bruinsma v. Cresswell, the Ontario Court of Appeal had the opportunity to consider the interplay between the Statutory Conditions in the Insurance Act and Uninsured Automobile Coverage. This article outlines the Court's decision as to which will trump when there is an apparent conflict.

On October 29, 2012, the Ontario Court of Appeal heard the appeals in Martin v. Fleming and Martin v. Campoverde & Sisoun...

I am delighted to be the 2012-2013 Section Chair for Insurance Law and I encourage all of you to think about how you would like to be involved, or more involved, in Section and/or OBA activities.

A trend seems to be emerging amongst insurers in Ontario. Many are considering Green insurance for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design ("LEED") constructed buildings.

On July 23, 2012, the Ontario Court of Appeal rendered its decision in Papapetrou v. 1054422 Ontario Ltd.

In Tedford v. TD Insurance Meloche Monnex, the Ontario Court of Appeal provides helpful guidance concerning an insurer’s duty to defend.

This issue, we introduce Executive members Patrick Brown and Aleksandra Zivanovic.

Civil litigation is an adversarial process but it is a process that should be exercised with professionalism, civility and dignity.

The New SABS introduces an income replacement accounting report benefit of up to $2,500 per insured. This benefit applies to both employed and self-employed claimants, irrespective of whether the accident occurred before or after September 2010.