Practice area
Insurance Defence Research
Case law research across nine provinces for insurance defence counsel
Research coverage issues and defence strategies with source-linked citations tied to the selected province. Ontario research also covers SABS, LAT decisions, and Ontario court precedents.
Cited case-law research lives in the Canadian AI legal research workspace.
Sample queries
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“How do Manitoba courts interpret exclusions in liability policies?”
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“How do Saskatchewan courts assess an insurer’s duty to defend?”
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“What is the test for catastrophic impairment under the SABS?”
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“When can an insurer deny accident benefits for failure to attend an IE?”
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“How do courts assess credibility in chronic pain cases with surveillance evidence?”
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“What are the grounds for priority disputes between insurers under the SABS?”
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“How have British Columbia courts interpreted material-change disclosure in insurance coverage disputes?”
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Key statutes
Statutes covered.
- Ontario Insurance Act
- British Columbia Insurance Act
- Ontario Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule
- British Columbia Insurance (Vehicle) Act
Topics
Common research topics.
Accident BenefitsCatastrophic ImpairmentPriority DisputesSurveillance EvidenceIndependent ExaminationsCoverage Disputes
Related paths
Workspace, civil files, and guides.
Canadian AI legal research workspace
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AI legal research for civil litigation
Cited case law for motions, costs, discovery, and evidence across nine provinces.
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Ontario Statement of Defence Drafting Workflow
A verification-first Ontario workflow for mapping allegations, client instructions, source records, and lawyer review.
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