Ontario Insurer Liable for Benefits in the Virgin Islands

Author(s): Deanna S. Gilbert

August 19, 2013


In the winter of 2012, Mrs. Baughan, like many other Ontarians, sought to escape the Canadian winter. She booked a Carribean cruise with day excursions on various islands. The last thing on her mind was insurance coverage in the event of a car accident.

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