In the first instalment of a series exploring insurance claim denials, Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner discusses property claims with AdvocateDaily.com
Read Full Story »In the first instalment of a series exploring insurance claim denials, Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner discusses property claims with AdvocateDaily.com
Read Full Story »An insurer needs more than suspicion to deny homeowners coverage in cases of suspected arson, Vancouver personal injury lawyer Sean Lerner tells AdvocateDaily.com.
Read Full Story »In a rare move, the Supreme Court of British Columbia awarded a man almost $1.3 million in damages arising out of a motor vehicle accident where he suffered a mild traumatic brain injury which resulted in early onset dementia, Vancouver personal injury lawyer Sean Lerner tells AdvocateDaily.com.
Read Full Story »The British Columbia Court of Appeal’s interpretation of a family member exclusion clarifies the law in that province, but not to the benefit of policyholders, says Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner. Read full story
Read Full Story »A recent B.C. Supreme Court decision demonstrates how broadly courts will interpret pleadings when ruling on an insurer’s duty to defend, says Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner.
Read Full Story »A judge’s order that an insurance company pick up the $180,000 tab for a man’s foreign medical costs shows courts’ willingness to read exclusionary clauses narrowly.
Read Full Story »Ambiguously worded exclusions give policyholders a route to challenge coverage denials, says Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner
Read Full Story »A Supreme Court of Canada judgment changes the conventional legal wisdom around the availability of damages for mental injuries, says Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner.
Read Full Story »An Ontario case shows the danger to insurers for delaying payment of claims involving suspicious circumstances, says Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner.
Read Full Story »Using an insurance clause to request that a customer pay thousands of dollars to a rental company for failing to report minor damage to the police is an aggressive way to try to deny coverage, Vancouver insurance lawyer Sean Lerner tells CTV News Vancouver.
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