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Articles by Maya Cheaib

Divisional Court Weighs In On Business Practices Of Regulated Health Professionals

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By Lisa Spiegel, Maya Cheaib
| Mondaq
On February 13, 2024, Ontario's Divisional Court released its decision in Spirou v. College of Physiotherapists of Ontario ("Spirou"), with the Court confirming that the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario (the "College of Physiotherapists") has jurisdiction to consider the actions taken by each of the four applicant physiotherapists pertaining to the management of their co-owned clinic. In Spirou, the applicants were four physiotherapists who operated a shared business together.
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Broker negligence and relief from forfeiture: Court finds no coverage for late-reported claim under excess “claims made and reported” professional liability policy

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By Vanessa De Sousa, Maya Cheaib
| Lexology Verified
In Kestenberg Siegal Lipkus v Royal & Sun Alliance Ins. Co. (“Kestenberg”), the Ontario Superior Court addressed an insurance dispute where an insured party failed to properly inform their insurer of a claim due to their broker’s negligence. The insurance operated under a “claims made and reported” policy, which strictly covers claims initiated and reported during the policy period.
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Broker Negligence And Relief From Forfeiture: Court Finds No Coverage For Late-reported Claim Under Excess

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By Vanessa De Sousa, Maya Cheaib
| Mondaq
In Kestenberg Siegal Lipkus v Royal & Sun Alliance Ins. Co. ("Kestenberg"), the Ontario Superior Court addressed an insurance dispute where an insured party failed to properly inform their insurer of a claim due to their broker's negligence. The insurance operated under a "claims made and reported" policy, which strictly covers claims initiated and reported during the policy period.
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A Letter from the Daughter of an Over-Stimulated Immigrant

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By Sarah Sutherland, Maya Cheaib, Maya Guest, Catherine Morris
| Slaw Canada Verified
“What does it say? I don’t understand”. Children of immigrants are no stranger to this expression. Especially in circumstances where their parents are scrunching their foreheads to understand legal documents laced with technical complexities. Often, these children are the primary point of contact between their parents and professionals, which ultimately makes them responsible for translating and relaying technical information on behalf of their parents who lack native fluency.
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