At McInnes Cooper, our team of defence lawyers can provide you with legal advice with a strong industry focus, as well as service in both English and French (an essential element of our work in New Brunswick where the law requires representation and documentation must be available in either or both official languages).
You can rely on our comprehensive legal services in all areas of insurance law:
Property & Casualty
Commercial Lines
Policy interpretation – coverage
Our experience is as varied as dealing with fish stock mortality claims in the aquaculture industry to successfully litigating cases of fire losses allegedly caused by commercial activity, from handling surety bond claims in construction to defending professional reputations.
We are up to date on the very latest developments in the insurance field and regularly provide industry updates, legal intelligence and advice through our publication D-Fence Bulletin. We also provide continuing in-house legal education seminars to clients exploring existing and emerging trends.
Counsel for the Plaintiff in personal injury trial with a judgment of $407,585.92.
Counsel for the Plaintiff in personal injury trial with a judgment of $586,628.00.
On November 4, 2020, Justice Ross of the British Columbia Supreme Court awarded damages in the amount of $514,125 to the Plaintiff, Ms. Gurung.
On January 6, 2020, Justice Branch of the British Columbia Supreme Court awarded damages in the amount of $492,648 plus special damages to the…
On December 9, 2022, Justice Caldwell of the British Columbia Supreme Court awarded the Plaintiff, Mr. Weterings, $505,801 in damages.
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Social host liability for injury to a third party – and coverage of social host liability claims – isn’t straightforward. Social host…
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McInnes Cooper has been recognized in the inaugural edition of Best Law Firms – Canada
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McInnes Cooper is proud to be included by The Globe and Mail as one of Canada’s Best Law Firms 2025.
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The 2024 decision of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador – General Division in Interprint Systems Limited et al. v. Co-operators…
May 17, 2024
Do cultural practices play a role in the assessment of damages for wrongful death claims? There is British Columbia precedent for awarding…
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