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Doctrine of unjust enrichment may deprive named beneficiaries of life insurance proceeds

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

By Wendy N. Moody
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What’s in a name? When is an “unnamed insured” entitled to insurance proceeds?

By Simon Elzen-Hoskyn and Wendy N. Moody
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Usanovic v. Penncorp Life Insurance Co.

By Douglas B. B. Stewart and Deepshikha Dutt
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Benefits of a well crafted release: Biancaniello v. DMCT LLP

By Douglas B. B. Stewart and Deepshikha Dutt
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Defining parameters: Insurers duty to defend v. duty to indemnify

By Douglas B. B. Stewart and Deepshikha Dutt

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