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Ontario (Minister of Finance) v. Zurich Insurance Co

Harper Grey LLP
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Canada
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December 18 2012

Successful motion by the insurer for summary judgment dismissing the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund's action because the Fund had commenced the arbitration process and, as a result, was unable to pursue litigation

FSCO arb: CAT denial and deficient OCF-9 fail to trigger limitation

Miller Thomson LLP
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Canada
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December 6 2012

A FSCO arbitrator has ruled that an insurer’s denial of a catastrophic impairment application does not trigger a limitation period to dispute that determination

D’Ettorre v. Coachman Insurance Co

Harper Grey LLP
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Canada
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November 30 2012

A party to a settlement applied for judicial review of a decision made by a “delegate” from the Financial Services Commission of Ontario

Court of Appeal rules for insurer in topsy-turvy FSCO dispute

Miller Thomson LLP
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Canada
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August 30 2012

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has set aside a Divisional Court decision from a weird FSCO ruling dealing with multiplicity of proceedings and limitation issues

FSCO App. upholds failed mediation decision; stumps FSCO

Miller Thomson LLP
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Canada
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August 9 2012

Director’s Delegate Evans has upheld the February 10, 2012 decision of Arbitrator Rogers in State Farm vs. Leone which found that a mediation was deemed to have failed because it did not take place within 60 days of an application being filed with FSCO

Same court, different results: when does the limitation period start for an arbitration claim?

McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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Canada
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May 7 2012

When does the limitation period start for an arbitration claim?

Ambushed!: self-defence for insurers

Miller Thomson LLP
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Canada
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March 26 2012

Picture it: on the eve of a Financial Services Commission arbitration, a medical report on behalf the insured is delivered, one that introduces new medical opinions supporting the insured’s position

An insurance clause does not necessarily bar a claim by the owner

McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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Canada
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February 21 2012

When does an insurance clause in a construction contract bar a claim by the owner against the contractor?

Is a charterparty a contract for carriage of goods by water?

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Canada, USA
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November 17 2011

Companhia Siderurgica Paulista (COSIPA), BLG’s client, concluded a Gencon-form voyage charterparty with Fednav (disponent owner of the defendant vessel), for the carriage of steel coils from Brazil to the U.S.A. and Canada

Keam v. Caddey

Harper Grey LLP
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Canada
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November 12 2010

The appellants successfully sued the respondents for damages suffered in a motor vehicle accident

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Ontario (Minister of Finance) v. Zurich Insurance Co

FSCO arb: CAT denial and deficient OCF-9 fail to trigger limitation

D’Ettorre v. Coachman Insurance Co

Court of Appeal rules for insurer in topsy-turvy FSCO dispute

FSCO App. upholds failed mediation decision; stumps FSCO

Same court, different results: when does the limitation period start for an arbitration claim?

Ambushed!: self-defence for insurers

An insurance clause does not necessarily bar a claim by the owner

Is a charterparty a contract for carriage of goods by water?

Keam v. Caddey

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