Professional knowledge organized across six faculties and 39 programs. Each course follows a structured five-component arc — scenario-grounded, practically framed, and designed to be immediately applicable. Purchase individual courses or access the full calendar through an annual subscription.
The appraisal process for resolving disputed property claim valuations — how it works across Canadian jurisdictions, how to select an appraiser, and when litigation becomes the better path.
The critical obligations, decisions, and actions that arise in the first 72 hours after a loss — how to protect your claim from the start, what to document, and what not to do before speaking to your insurer.
Examines the dispute between Alberta farm owners and a liability insurer over repair-versus-total-loss election for a 1989 tractor following a collision, including claims for replacement cost and consequential damages.
The proof of loss requirement under Canadian insurance law — what it is, what it must contain, the deadlines that apply across provinces, and how documentation quality determines claim outcomes.
How subrogation works in Canadian insurance law — when your insurer can pursue a third party responsible for your loss, what obligations you have during that process, and how subrogation waivers affect coverage.
How the insurance adjustment process works across Canada, who adjusters represent, what rights policyholders have throughout the process, and how to manage the friction points that derail legitimate claims.