Quebec relaxes rules to insurance provisions over the duty to defend
The Quebec government, concerned by an exodus of head offices, is relaxing rules to insurance provisions over duty to defend.
The Quebec government, concerned by an exodus of head offices, is relaxing rules to insurance provisions over duty to defend.
Insurance companies who conclude that they have no duty to defend an insurer facing an action, and by extension no obligation to indemnify, risk being surprised with a hefty bill.