School board taken to class on privacy
School board did not know what data was collected by third party applications. Privacy commissioner had something to say.
Invasion of Privacy: Is it Covered?
An American court found that allegations of improper collection and use of biometric data may attract coverage under insurance policies that don’t explicitly provide such coverage. Policy wording is incredibly important to limit risk and exposure – what do your policies say?
Work-Home Balance: Privacy Edition
A man tells the privacy commissioner that his former spouse sent and downloaded private and confidential work documents to his email and personal home computer.
COVID-19: Is Business Interruption included in Property Coverage?
Some argue that a new case suggests that business interruption coverage can be sought through a property policy for losses stemming from COVID-19. Can it?
Zero Pucks Given – A Look at Hockey Litigation in Canada
Hockey is synonymous with life in Canada, making it no surprise that it has been the subject of litigation in the past.