Wendy N. Moody, Author at Dentons Canada Insurance Law Review

Dentons Canada Insurance Law Review

Updates on key developments in Canadian insurance law by a national team of experienced lawyers.

DCPD coverage is introduced to Alberta’s standard auto policy

By Wendy N. Moody

D&O and E&O Insurance

Apportionment of liability under the workers’ compensation scheme in Alberta

By Wendy N. Moody

When a cancellation isn’t a cancellation: Cancelling an insurance policy under the Alberta Insurance Act

By Wendy N. Moody

Misc.

Public policy and certainty in insurance coverage: Court of Appeal upholds certainty of terms in Funk v. Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company

By Wendy N. Moody

What’s in a name? When is an “unnamed insured” entitled to insurance proceeds?

By Simon Elzen-Hoskyn and Wendy N. Moody

Privilege in the GenAI world – a caution to litigants (and counsel)

Canada: The recent decision in United States v. Heppner offers an early judicial warning for litigants using public generative AI tools in active matters: a litigant’s conversations about litigation with a [...]

Replacement insurance: Deferred entry into force of the amendment prohibiting dealer sales (Act 15)

Car and recreational vehicle dealers as well as the insurance sector are facing a major legislative change introduced by Bill 30, enacted as Act 15 (An Act to amend various [...]

Strategic complexity: Canadian M&A outlook 2026

The Canadian M&A market in 2026 will reward certainty of execution over transaction speed. Domestic transactions will continue to anchor activity as foreign capital faces heightened scrutiny under the Investment [...]