Claims
Canada's claims environment is getting harder to manage and MGAs cannot afford to be unprepared
CAT events are clustering, policyholders know their rights, and restoration costs are rising – experts say preparation is the only answer
Branislav Urosevic May 21, 2026
Why coverage gaps on complex risks only show up when it's too late
SPG Canada's Diana Charters says brokers are missing critical contract obligations – and clients pay the price at claims time
Ontario physicians win latest round in $600k COVID billing fight with OHIP
With the denial, Ontario's top court effectively confirmed that pandemic realities must factor into post-hoc billing reviews
Stephen Fry’s £100K lawsuit after horror stage fall sparks event insurance showdown
A keynote moment turned catastrophic when Stephen Fry plunged six feet off a London stage—now a high-stakes legal battle is unfolding
AI moves into the back office of catastrophe claims, Deloitte says
AI tools are helping insurers triage incoming claims faster by prioritising urgent CAT cases that once sat in queues
Lloyd's locked in $31M fight over B.C. sawmill blaze
Multi-lawsuit dispute puts broker responsibility and claims handling under microscope
Ontario accident benefits tribunal under fire as claimants win just 8% of cases
Plummeting success rates raise doubts about the tribunal
Climate, data ethics and debt crisis emerge as long-term threats for insurers: EY
CROs are reporting stable headcount but rising demand for data skills
Trade credit claims drop, but severity surges across London market
Data shows shift toward complex transactions drives larger payouts despite fewer claims