Section B Benefits Payable to Some Workers Compensation Eligible Claimants in PEI

April 17, 2024

Though it reads as a clarification of the operation of a statute, the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island’s recent decision in Field v Aviva Insurance Company carries with it the potential to impact auto insurance throughout the province.

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