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

No disclosure, no deal: Why you can’t CCAA your way out of REDMA

The Supreme Court of British Columbia’s August 25, 2026 reasons in KingSett Mortgage Corporation v. Lumina Eclipse Limited Partnership are some of the most illuminating statements about developer disclosure obligations [...]

A guide to: Doing Business in Canada

Canada: Canada is entering a new period of investment and growth, creating opportunities for businesses looking to acquire or expand operations across the country. Turning those opportunities into successful investments [...]

Doing business in Canada: Tax considerations

Canada: Federal income tax is governed by the Income Tax Act (ITA), with the general structural framework in place for years, with residency, permanent establishment, thin capitalization, transfer pricing, and withholding [...]