Ledcor Construction Limited v Northbridge Indemnity Insurance Co., 2015 ABCA 121 The Supreme Court of Canada heard arguments last month from lawyers on this matter that deals with the meaning of the “faulty workmanship” exclusion.  In advance of the release of this decision, we provide our summary of the previous Alberta Court of Appeal decision...Read More

Welsh v RBC General Insurance Co., 2016 NBQB 14 The New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench has ruled that Examination for Discovery is a private proceeding. Unless all parties consent or their presence is necessary for the efficient examination of a party, non-parties are not entitled to attend at discovery. On February 23, 2014, the...Read More

Tupper v Nova Scotia (Attorney General), 2015 NSCA 92 Thomas Percy Tupper, struck a pedestrian in 1983 for which he was found 75% liable at trial. Mr. Tupper was convinced that the pedestrian’s claim had been fraudulent. He consulted with a solicitor who advised Tupper against an appeal of the decision. Mr. Tupper’s inability to...Read More