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How Surveillance Is Used to Challenge Credibility In personal injury claims, particularly in Atlantic Canada, the use of surveillance by insurance companies has raised questions about when and how such evidence must be disclosed. Surveillance is commonly used to assess the legitimacy of a claim, evaluate the severity of injuries, or challenge the credibility of…
The Legal Importance of Cause of Action in Maritime Car Accident Claims Understanding when the cause of action arises is crucial in determining the limitation periods forSection B benefits in New Brunswick (NB), Nova Scotia (NS), and Prince Edward Island (PEI).However, this is not as straightforward as it might seem. Defining “Cause of Action” Under…
This question is fundamental to the calculation and application of the Section B limitation period. The answer is not as straightforward as one might think in the circumstances. Some glaring differences can be quickly noted in the texts chosen to express the limitation periods, both under the statute and under the standard automobile insurance policy….
Since non-pecuniary damages do not compensate a monetary loss, as the term implies, there has been debate as to what they cover and how they are assessed. There are generally 4 grounds upon which non-pecuniary general damages can be claimed: (1) pain and suffering; (2) loss of amenities or enjoyment of life; (3) loss of…
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