Governmental Action Exclusion | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

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By all accounts, the “Governmental Action” exclusion was once a fairly narrow provision in property insurance policies, typically invoked when a governmental body confiscated or destroyed property in the course of official duties. However, as Bill Wilson recently noted in his Insurance Journal article, Wildfires and Government Action Exclusions, this clause is now being interpreted with increasing latitude…

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Property Law

Alberta Crime Rates and Statistics (Updated)

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Alberta has been grappling with fluctuating crime rates over the past few years. To better understand the severity and nature of these crimes, law enforcement agencies have been utilizing the Crime Severity Index (CSI), a measure that quantifies the seriousness of criminal offenses. This article aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the crime statistics…

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Canada Law

Internet resources focusing on employment in the public service as of April 1, 2025

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Internet resources focusing on employment in the public service as of April 1, 2025   4 days ago · Summaries of, and commentaries on, selected court and administrative decisions and related matters affecting public employers and employees in New York State in particular …   Aug 9, 2024 · This research guide provides an introduction to federal…

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New York Law

Wordt de VOR eindelijk werkelijkheid?

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Er is een nieuwe Monitoring Commissie Corporate Governance Code. Betekent dit dat de Verklaring Omtrent Risicobeheersing van de plank wordt gehaald? Of heeft de benoeming te lang op zich laten wachten? De Monitoring Commissie Corporate Governance Code (de commissie) heeft als taak toezicht te houden op de naleving en actualiteit van de Nederlandse Corporate Governance…

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European Law

Political Content on Company Devices – Disastrous Consequences! 

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If an employee’s political activity—intentional or not—risks reputational damage to your organization or impedes its’ ability to perform its’ role, your organization could be exposed to legal liability.  In today’s digital age, the line between personal expression and professional conduct is increasingly blurred. A recent incident involving a French scientist denied entry to the U.S….

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Alalääkkölä v Palmer: New Zealand Supreme Court confirms copyright is relationship property

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Image by Martina Bulková from Pixabay In March 2025 the New Zealand Supreme Court confirmed that copyright is relationship property, to be divided accordingly when a qualifying relationship ends. This decision has significant implications for copyright practice in New Zealand, and jurisdictions with similar regulatory frameworks for IP and family property (like the United Kingdom)….

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European Law

Contract Strategies for Canadians Amid Potential U.S. Tariffs

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With the recent imposition of tariffs by the Trump administration on various goods, businesses operating in Canada should carefully consider how these trade policies may impact their contractual relationship with clients in the United States. Whether drafting supply agreements, distribution contracts, or service agreements, addressing the potential risks associated with tariffs is crucial. Here are…

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Canada Law

Many Shortcomings To Case Doom Appeal

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Scott v Schwartz 2025 NY Slip Op 01849 Decided on March 27, 2025 Appellate Division, Third Department is an appeal from the most complicated and difficult kind of case that exists. It is a legal malpractice case based upon claimed mistakes made in a medical malpractice case which is based upon mistakes made by an…

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New York Law

Section 230 Applies to Consumer Reporting Agencies (But Only Sometimes)-Foley v. IRBsearch

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[A reminder that I don’t do April Fools gags.] This lawsuit is against IRBsearch, a data aggregator of public records and other material allegedly scraped from the web. The plaintiffs claim that IRBsearch provided erroneous reports that denied them employment opportunities. The plaintiffs sued for FCRA violations and defamation. I’ll focus only on the Section…

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Internet Law

Applying for a Study Permit

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Generally, to be eligible for a study permit, a potential student must: present a letter of acceptance from the educational institution where she intends to study. This school must be a Designated Learning Institution; be able to both pay the tuition fees of the program as well as be able to financially support themselves and any…

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