Two decades of delay should have killed this crop insurance claim - so why didn't it?
Gladys Jalipa Apr 08, 2026
ICBC let a 30-day settlement offer expire - then came a $4 million jury award
He wasn't paid by his employer - but the court says he was still "employed"
A 20-year-old catastrophically impaired in a Highway 401 incident got caught between two insurers
Months of approvals, payments, and OCF forms came back to bite
Accepting priority wasn't enough to escape the Fund's processing bill
A binding court ruling left the tribunal member no choice but to change course
The arrangement left the insured in an "untenable position," the judge found
The fight came down to two words in the Insurance Act: "collide" and "object"
WTW's Grant Williamson shares key insights for SMEs on managing cyber, supply chain and emerging risks
Climate, cyber and supply chain shocks are colliding, forcing Canadian firms to rethink how they understand and structure risk
As ESG rules diverge globally and AI accelerates faster than regulation, Marsh's Robyn Campbell outlines the risks set to define executive liability in the years ahead
