Alicia Catalano

Court of Appeal confirms Extended Water Damage Endorsement did not apply as groundwater was not the direct cause of the insured’s loss. Insurance law – Homeowner’s insurance – Exclusions – Water damage – Interpretation of policy – Practice – Appeals Tremblett v. TD Insurance Direct Agency Ltd, [2024] B.C.J. No. 1950, British Columbia Court of Appeal, October 18, 2024, M.E. Saunders, G.

Superior Court finds that invocation of appraisal process pursuant to section 128 of the Insurance Act does not suspend the one year limitation period in the insurance contract between the parties and thus the insured's claim is statute barred. Insurance law – Property insurance – Mandatory appraisal – Policies and insurance contracts – Limitation of actions – Statutory provisions – Insured – Rights, duties and liabilities Aviva Insurance Co. of Canada v. 3 Kings Shawarma Inc.

By Alicia Catalano Cantigny Park Posted11/4/2019 9:42 AM With holiday breaks around the corner, many families may be looking for fun and educational activities that don't break the bank. Why not try a new museum? Dozens of interesting museums in the Chicago region are waiting to be explored. Admission fees vary, but low-income residents can take advantage of Museums for All, a nationwide initiative of the Association of Children's Museums and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.