Author: Braelyn Rumble

by Braelyn Rumble · Nov 24 , 2021

Insurer not Estopped from Denying Coverage, SCC finds in Trial Lawyers Association v Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada

On November 18, 2021 the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC” or “The Court”) released its decision in Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia v Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Company...

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Judicial Appointments / Judicial Biography

by Braelyn Rumble · Nov 9 , 2021

Justice Jamal: A Step in the Right Direction for the Supreme Court

“Perhaps most importantly, I have learned that it is often more important to listen than to speak.” (Parliamentary Questioning) On October 28th, 2021 the Supreme Court held a Welcoming Ceremony...

Tags: judicial appointments judicial biography Justice Jamal supreme court of canada

Charter of Rights & Freedoms / Constitutional Law / Freedom of Expression / In the Media / Privacy / Wills, Estates, and Trusts

by Braelyn Rumble · Oct 15 , 2021

Sherman Estates v Donovan : Privacy Interests and the Presumption of Open Courts

In 2017, the bodies of billionaires Bernard Sherman and Honey Sherman were discovered in their home in Toronto, Ontario. Not only was the couple highly acclaimed for their philanthropism, but...

Author: Braelyn Rumble

Insurer not Estopped from Denying Coverage, SCC finds in Trial Lawyers Association v Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada

Justice Jamal: A Step in the Right Direction for the Supreme Court

Sherman Estates v Donovan : Privacy Interests and the Presumption of Open Courts

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