CNA Blog— From the Experts

Medical malpractice claims aren’t an everyday occurrence for most healthcare organizations, but when they do arise, the financial and legal consequences can be significant.

Medical malpractice in Canada is often seen as relatively stable. Claims move slowly through the courts, and with a cap on damages in place, payouts are typically more predictable than the headline-grabbing verdicts often seen in the United States.

Congratulations to Jacki Detablan, VP, Specialty & Risk Managed Casualty, on being named an Elite Woman Award recipient.

Congratulations to Lynn Lafortune, AVP, Distribution, on earning the Elite Woman Award. Lynn’s career path spans Claims, Underwriting, Marketing & Communications, and Distribution.

Congratulations to Erin Gattoni, SVP, HR and Operations, on being recognized as an Elite Woman Award recipient.

Canada’s healthcare system is under significant strain, and pharmacies have stepped into an increasingly critical role.

Diagnostic imaging plays a critical role in modern healthcare, with the global market expected to reach 76.69 billion in U.S. dollars by 2034.

Trust is the cornerstone of every great customer experience – and trust starts with data.

Artificial intelligence has become one of the most discussed topics in insurance.

Risk complexity is on the rise, and Canadian commercial insurance brokers and risk managers must adapt to stay competitive. From third-party litigation funding and large jury awards to escalating legal and healthcare costs, the forces driving social inflation are reshaping liability exposures. With increased casualty claims and mounting legal pressures, the stakes for clients – and the need for a strategic insurer – have never been higher.