10/1/2025 9:25:41 PM Tick Tock: Time is of the Essence for Insurers to Raise Coverage Concerns By Neil Zimmerman Jayden Wlasichuk On September 8, 2025, the Federal Court released its decision in Elite Insurance Company (Aviva) v Borgatti Estate, 2025 FC 1471, where...
9/23/2025 8:44:54 PM Absence vs. Disrepair: The Limits of Statutory Immunity for Road Signs By Drew Wilson Government bodies (including municipalities) are afforded certain statutory immunities from claims involving the presence or absence of...
9/5/2025 4:07:23 PM The Mutually Agreeable Departure By Kyle Allen Megan Van Huizen How to end the employment relationship on amicable terms While there are several ways to go about concluding an employment relationship,...
9/5/2025 4:02:05 PM Fairness in Business Interruption Coverage – 1048977 BC Ltd. v Aviva Insurance Company, 2025 BCSC 1532 By Steven Wang Case Citation: 1048977 BC Ltd. v Aviva Insurance Company, 2025 BCSC 1532 The plaintiff numbered company brought a claim against its...
8/21/2025 5:45:05 PM Selective Disclosure = Full Exposure: BC Court Expands Privilege Waiver in Coverage Case By Amrit Kalra The Insurer’s ‘liberal’ approach to document production opened the door to wider waiver of privilege in Pacific Sands Beach Resort v....
8/12/2025 6:01:41 PM A Practical Guide for Shareholder Disputes Series: Corporate Governance and How to Proactively Avoid Disputes By Nathaniel Brenneis “A Practical Guide for Shareholder Disputes” is an ongoing series, designed for Alberta business owners, directors, and corporate...
7/25/2025 6:24:38 PM A Practical Guide for Shareholder Disputes: Understanding Oppression Claims By Nathaniel Brenneis “A Practical Guide for Shareholder Disputes” is the first installment in Brownlee LLP’s three-part series, designed for Alberta...
7/4/2025 7:55:51 PM Inquiring Minds Want to Know By Kyle Allen Don't overlook the duty to inquire Employees are generally expected to inform their employers if they have a disability and/or need...
6/26/2025 8:00:55 PM Thank You, Sherlock: A Claimant’s Duty to Investigate following Eberhardt By Nathan Belsek In Eberhardt v Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2025 BCSC 1069, the Supreme Court of British Columbia considered the scope of...
6/20/2025 5:30:02 PM Can I Be Held Liable If My Niece Steals My Car and Crashes It During A Teenage Joyride? By Faiza Khan Introduction: Vicarious Liability and Family Use of Vehicles In Rowan v Kramer, 2025 ABKB 306, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench...
6/18/2025 8:39:07 PM FOIP – No More! Alberta’s New Public Sector Access to Information and Privacy Legislation is Now in Force By Lorne Randa James Work Anna DeCorby On June 11, 2025, the Government of Alberta issued Order in Council 196/2025, formally bringing into force the Access to Information...
6/17/2025 5:38:51 PM Break Glass In Case of Emergency: Imminent Filing Deadlines and What to Do By Blaise Zak In Frog Lake First Nation v 2250657 Alberta Ltd, 2025 ABKB 206, the Honourable Justice Douglas R. Mah (Edmonton) clarified three...