Commercial insurance law

In a recent decision, the Court decided that an exclusion clause, contained in a liability insurance policy, that allows an insurance company to refuse to represent the insured in a case where property belonging to a third party, but over which the insured had control, was damaged, does not in any way affect the insured's insurance coverage if he has committed no fault. The insurance company must therefore compensate the insured for the attorney fees needed in order to prepare a defence. Dubé Légal inc., Montréal litigation and insurance law lawyers.