Latest posts by M. Steven Rastin (see all)
- Federal government urged to take action on judicial vacancies - March 22, 2024
- Canada Disability Benefit should not be a windfall for insurers - January 17, 2024
- Cost award like a ‘bomb going off in the world of LTD litigation’ - October 24, 2023
As the situation regarding COVID-19 continues to develop, international business and leisure travel has become an anomaly and many Canadians will be staying home for the foreseeable future.
Those who booked a trip in advance that has now been cancelled and paid for travel insurance may have questions about their policy. The key is to look at the provisions of each contract made with a service provider – including but not limited to: travel insurance providers, airlines, cruise providers, and hotels. For more click here.
