LAVERY IS ALSO...
SPECIAL RISK INSURANCE
Overview
Lavery has a distinguished reputation and long-standing tradition of excellence in insurance law, and our team of professionals in specialized insurance products is no exception to the rule. Our experts give advice on the purchase of specialized insurance products, guidance on the range of options available, and opinions on the scope of insurance coverage. They draft and analyze contracts on specialized insurance products. We routinely act before the courts in the defence of the interests of insurers and insureds in matters such as coverage and special risks liability, and defend their interests in such cases as disciplinary or penal proceedings. As a leader in this field, Lavery believes in careful deliberation and decisive action.
Services
- Advice on the purchase of insurance and choice of suitable insurance products
- Drafting and analysis of insurance contracts
- Advice and legal opinions on the scope of coverage
- Representation before the civil and criminal courts and administrative and regulatory tribunals
- Alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration and mediation
- Lavery offers services on the following specialized insurance products:
- Director’s and Officer’s insurance
- Fiduciary Liability Insurance
- Employment Practices Liability Insurance
- Mergers and Acquisitions Insurance
- Errors and omissions insurance for financial institutions
- Errors and omissions insurance for the technology sector
- Internet and communications liability insurance
- E-commerce insurance
- Theft, embezzlement and misappropriation insurance
- Boiler and Machinery Insurance
- Credit Insurance
- Mortgage Insurance
- Environmental Liability Insurance
Professionals
Lawyer:
LAVERY AT A GLANCE
An independent law firm, offering the full range of legal services to business. 175 lawyers in Montreal, Quebec City and Ottawa. Member of the World Services Group, an international network of service firms with offices in 120 countries.
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LATEST PUBLICATIONS ON THIS AREA OF PRACTICE
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December 2012
In Fact and in Law - Francization – Bill No 14 amending the Charter of the French language -
December 2008
In Fact and in Law Express - The Supreme Court of Canada lays down a new test for applying a faulty or improper design exclusion -
November 2004
In Fact and in Law - Directors Duties Defined: The Supreme Court of Canada Confirms that Directors Owe No Fiduciary Duty to Creditors
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