Keywords
privacy and insurance, information processes
Abstract
In this article, I will be discussing records containing personal data or information, and how ‘‘guidelines and procedures” are ‘‘put . . . in place for retaining and destroying [such] information” by private-sector insurers carrying on business in Canada, England, and France. Where I discuss Canada, I use the examples of the law of Ontario — which belongs to the English legal tradition —and of Quebec — whose private law belongs to the French legal tradition. As it happens, these are the two traditions with which I have the most experience relating to personal information.
Recommended Citation
Christopher Whitehead, "Privacy and Insurance in Canada, England, and France - How Does the Responsible Insurer Put Guidelines and Procedures in Place for Retaining and Destroying Personal Information" (2017) 15:1 CJLT.
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