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A member of the DAS Group

An Introduction to DASbusinessApril 2015

This presentation is for training purposes only. For full details of coverage, including any conditions and limitations, please read the DASbusiness policy wording.

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Session Objective

Our objective is to help you understand:1. Common legal risks facing business owners2. DASbusiness value prop3. Elements of coverage & claims examples4. Claims process 5. Pricing & limits of indemnity6. How to start the conversation with clients

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In Canada there are …

Sources: Statistics Canada, CANSIM Table 551-0006 as of June 2014 & CANSIM Table 282-0012 as of YE 2013

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1.2 millionSmall businesses (with 1-99 employee’s)

2.7 millionSelf-employed Canadians

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Of All Those Business Owners…

Personally know another business owner who lost their business due to a legal dispute

Source: 2015 DAS Canada & Ipsos Small Business Owner Research

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Hiring & firing staff Wrongful dismissal action

Signing contracts & making deals

Contract disputes with suppliers &/or customers

Maintaining an office or job site

Property damage, trespassing or bodily injury

Adhering to ever-changing government regulations

Investigations by government regulatory boards

Maintaining licensing requirements

Statutory license revocation

Keeping the tax man happy Tax audits by the CRA

Common Legal Risks

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Over The Past 3-Years….

Business owners faced a legal dispute whereby they & the other party engaged lawyers to resolve

Source: 2015 DAS Canada & Ipsos Small Business Owner Research

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You own a retail business with two locations … Your lawyer advises you have a reasonable chance of being

awarded $35,000 to recoup costs associated with a supplier failing to deliver merchandise in a sellable condition & on-time However, it would take 18 months and cost $15,000 in legal

fees. Also, you may face adverse costs if you lose your case, so the total potential bill could be $30,000.

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What Would You Do?

A. Walk away?B. Cut back operating expenses?C. Take a profit hit?

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The Value Proposition

We empower business owners when they face unforeseen legal issues. A DASbusiness policy:

Allows your clients to defend or pursue their legal rights

Protects your clients from costly legal expenses

Gives them unlimited access to legal advice at any time

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When Going To Court …

Of business owners did not have legal representation when going into court to resolve a

legal dispute

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Source: 2015 DAS Canada & Ipsos Small Business Owner Research

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The Financial Impact Of Going To Court

$379Per hour for an experienced lawyer

$37,000For a two-day civil action

Adverse costsIf a judge orders your client to pay the other party’s legal fees

Sources: : 2013 Canadian Lawyer Legal Fees Survey – Canadian Lawyer Magazine

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Employment Disputes

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We will pay your client’s legal costs to defend their business in disputes related to: The dismissal of an employee An employment contract with an employee or ex-employee An alleged breach of statutory rights of an employee or

ex-employee

Employment Disputes

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Scenario: Kate is a DAS policyholder who was sued for wrongful dismissal by

one of her ex-employees. The former employee alleged he had been discriminated against and was seeking $40,000 in damages. Kate was depressed, as she knew her business could not afford to pay $40,000

Resolution: Kate called DAS and a claim was opened. A DAS panel lawyer

negotiated with the former employee, who in the end agreed to drop the case. Thanks to her DASbusiness policy, Kate avoided approximately $10,000 in legal fees, plus the stress and time costs if this had gone to court.

Employment Dispute: Claim Example

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Employment Disputes

Exclusions and conditions: An employee received oral or written warnings 180 days

preceding policy inception date 180 day waiting period for a lay-off or job elimination 90 day waiting period for other employment disputes Any claims or disputes relating to: Business transfers Negotiation of a collective bargaining agreement or arising from a

work disruption Due to death, illness, bodily injury and/or property damage $2,500 deductible for legal proceedings whereby a union is

acting on behalf of a unionized employee or ex-employee

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Legal Defence

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We will pay your client’s legal costs to defend their business for: Investigations by occupational health and safety boards Notices of Investigation or Violation issued by the CRTC in

relation to Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) Police investigations Criminal offences Breach of privacy legislation Appeal of statutory notice Civil action being taken against a trustee of a pension fund set

up for the benefit or the insured’s employees

Legal Defence

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Scenario: Donald is the owner of an industrial supplies distributor, and tragically

one of his employees was killed during an accident at work.

Resolution: DAS immediately appointed a lawyer to assist Donald with the

resulting health and safety investigation, to gather all the evidence and make submissions on his company’s behalf. The lawyer also defended the supervisor on duty at the time of the accident, who was under investigation for potential criminal negligence causing death. This was an extremely complicated matter, during an emotional time for Donald and his employees. In the end no charges were pressed, and it would have cost Donald’s business in excess of $100,000 in legal fees, if he was not a DASbusiness policyholder.

Legal Defence: Claim Example

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Legal Defence

Exclusions and conditions: Breach of highway traffic laws or regulations in connection

with the ownership, use, or operation of a motor vehicle Specific sections within and/or appeals to the Federal Court or

other courts with respect to CASL

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Contract Disputes & Debt Recovery(Optional coverage)

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We will pay your client’s legal costs to either defend or pursue their legal rights for disputes related to: Selling or buying goods Providing or obtaining services

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Contract Disputes & Debt Recovery(Optional coverage)

Plus for debt recovery disputes, your client keeps 100% of the monies collected. Unlike collection agencies which can charge up to 30%

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Scenario: Sheila was involved in a dispute over the quality of work done by a

subcontractor that she engaged to pour a concrete foundation on a job. Sheila was seeking around $12,000 in damages as a result of delays and cost overruns to fix the foundation; which the sub-contractor refused to pay.

Resolution: After calling the legal advice helpline, DAS appointed a lawyer who

represented Sheila’s business all the way through to the hearing in the small claims court. The judge awarded Sheila the $12,000 she asked for. If Sheila did not have a DASbusiness policy, she would have paid out-of-pocket about $9,000 in legal and disbursement fees.

Contract Dispute: Claim Example

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Exclusions and conditions: Dollar value of the dispute must exceed $500 90-day waiting period Any claims or disputes relating to: Contracts involving motor vehicles Terms of property lease or tenancy, if your client is the landlord Settlement amount payable under an insurance policy Loans, mortgages, pensions or any other financial products An insured person’s breach of professional duty

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Contract Disputes & Debt Recovery(Optional coverage)

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Statutory Licence Protection

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Statutory Licence Protection

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We will pay your client’s legal costs to appeal to a regulatory or statutory authority, court or tribunal for: A suspension of a statutory licence A refusal to renew a statutory licence A cancellation of a statutory licence

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Scenario: Brigitte and her husband Shaun own a golf course. At the start of the

season, the local health inspector visits the club house and 9th hole snack bar. He immediately orders the them closed for food preparation and cleanliness bylaw violations and suspends the restaurant operating license for 30 days. Brigitte and Shaun want to appeal the suspension on the grounds the inspector’s decision was extreme in relation to what they perceived as minor violations. Plus they immediately instituted a training program for the large number of new staff that had started, and within seven days, policies and training were in place to address the original violations.

Resolution: Brigitte called DAS and we immediately helped by appointing a lawyer

to appeal the inspector’s decision and the restaurant’s operating licence was reinstated in less than 30 days.

Statutory Licence Protection: Claim Example

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Exclusions and conditions: Original application or application renewal A licence appeal relating to a: Motor vehicle Professional licence issued to an individual

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Statutory Licence Protection

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Property Protection

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We will pay your client’s legal costs to pursue civil action relating to their physical business property for: Physical damage to the property Legal nuisance Trespass

Property Protection

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Scenario: Jackson owns a popular café and next door a bar opens up. Over the

next few months, Jackson is faced with the problem of the bar’s customers parking in front of his café. Plus rowdy and drunk bar patrons had fights in front of his café. Jackson is seeing a drop in customer visits and sales, and his business neighbour is refusing to do anything about it.

Resolution: We helped Jackson by appointing a lawyer who drafted a letter to the

bar owner requesting overflow parking be stopped and unruly patrons be better managed. The letter requested a written response and steps to be taken within 30 days or court action would start. After 30 days, no reply was received and there was no change in patron activity. The DAS appointed lawyer started court action against the bar owner seeking an injunction.

Statutory Licence Protection: Claim Example

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Exclusions and conditions: A claim relating to a contract entered into by your client When a governmental, quasi-governmental, public, or local

authority: Places restrictions or controls on your client’s property Legally takes your client’s property away from them Does work on their property Motor vehicles Defending your client’s legal rights, other than in a counter-

claim Mining, subsidence, heave, or landslide

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Property Protection

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Bodily Injury

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We will pay your client’s legal costs to pursue legal action following a specific or sudden accident which causes: Death, illness or bodily injury

Bodily Injury

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Bodily Injury: Claim Example

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Scenario: Victoria is the top sales rep from a small printing company. While on

her client’s premises, she trips and falls as a result of lose extension cords lying on the ground. She suffers a concussion and neck injuries that keep her off work for 6 weeks. With their top sales rep out of action, the printing company’s sales drop. Plus the company’s group benefits plan does not include short term disability coverage, which means Victoria also lost income, as 50% is based on commission.

Resolution: Both Victoria and the printing company want to purse legal action for

the client’s negligence. In this case DAS would cover all legal costs and provide a lawyer to pursue legal action on behalf of the business and Victoria to recoup lost income.

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Exclusions and conditions: Any claim relating to a dispute with any provincial workers’

compensation board Claims arising from your client’s use or ownership of a

motor vehicle Defending your client’s legal rights, other than in a

counter-claim

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Bodily Injury

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Tax Protection

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We will pay your client’s legal costs for a tax appeal or tax audit relating to: Liability for income tax, GST, PST, or HST arising from your

client’s business operations Payroll deductions compliance

Tax Protection

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Tax Protection: Claim Example

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Scenario: Jas was contacted by the Canada Revenue Agency, who said her

business owed $560,000 in untaxed income after underpaying its taxes for three years. Jas believed her business had been overvalued, but was unsure how to respond to the CRA or navigate the tax court system, so she contacted DAS.

Resolution: We assigned a tax lawyer to respond and provided Jas with an

accountant to assist with the audit. The lawyer was able to negotiate the amount of undeclared income down to $280,000, cutting Jas’s tax bill in half. Thanks to her DASbusiness policy, Jas also saved $15,000 in legal fees!

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Exclusions and conditions: $500 deductible Any legal costs in excess of $25,000 Any claim: Arising from a tax avoidance scheme Caused by your client’s failure to register for GST, PST, HST Arising from an investigation by the CRA into alleged gross

negligence, dishonesty, or criminal offences

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Tax Protection

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Unlimited Telephone Legal Advice

Easy 24 / 7 accessAvailable seven days a week from 8 a.m. to midnight local time & available 24-hours for emergency situations

General legal adviceQuestions are responded to quickly, clearly & with a recommended course of action

Like a law firm on retainerGeneral legal advice is always given, regardless whether or not the issue is covered by the policy

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One Major Claims Criteria

Reasonable ProspectsWe agree that it is always more likely than not, that an insured person will recover losses or damages or make a successful defence in a civil claim

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Four Simple Steps to Make a Claim

Step 1: Starts with a Phone CallYour client calls the advice line, provides an intake agent some details & times for a lawyer to call back

Step 2: Legal Advice Is GivenAn advice lawyer will call your client back to discuss their legal issue & give advice

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Four Simple Steps to Make a Claim

Step 3: Claims DeterminationIf the advice lawyer believes it is a claimable legal event, then it is referred to the DAS Claims Department for adetermination of coverage

Step 4: Panel Lawyer is AssignedDAS will appoint a specialist, local lawyer that will handle their case until its conclusion

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Our Panel Firms

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National CoverageWith a vast array of legal expertise in every province to handle commercial legal disputes

Strict Service StandardsAnd authorized to proceed immediately to handle your customer’s case once assigned

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Limits of Indemnity

$200,000Per claim

$1,000,000In aggregate per policy period

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Pricing & Commission

Premium is based on:1. Revenue2. Payroll3. Business class

17.5%Broker commission

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$1,260Is the average premium for DASbusiness

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Based On A One Sentence Description …

Of business owners said they would purchase a legal expense insurance policy

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Source: 2015 DAS Canada & Ipsos Small Business Owner Research

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Of Those Who Would Buy…

Would be willing to pay at least $1,260 to purchase a legal expense insurance policy

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Source: 2015 DAS Canada & Ipsos Small Business Owner Research

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Quoting & Binding a Policy

Visit DAS Broker Portalwww.das.ca

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Surprisingly Only …

Of business owners felt they had sufficient commercial insurance coverage if sued or taken to

court by an employee, supplier, customer, government agency or general public

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Source: 2015 DAS Canada & Ipsos Small Business Owner Research

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Starting The Conversation

How much was spent on legal fees last year?

Could your business afford the financial impact of two-day civil action that would cost $37,000?

Have you ever been subject to an investigation by an occupational health and safety board?

Have you experienced issued concerning contractual obligations or collection of money owed?

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Starting The Conversation

Would you have the time and resources to defend your business if someone pursed legal action against you?

Do you know someone who lost their business due to the legal fees and damages associated with a lawsuit?

Do you know there are legal expense gaps in your current commercial insurance portfolio?

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The Value Proposition

We empower business owners when they face unforeseen legal issues. A DASbusiness policy:

Allows your clients to defend or pursue their legal rights

Protects your clients from costly legal expenses

Gives them unlimited access to legal advice at any time

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D & OD & OCGLCGLEPLEPLFleetFleet PropertyPropertyLifeLife

Legal ExpenseLegal Expense

Complete the Financial Protection Portfolio

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Contact your DAS Broker Consultant or visit www.das.ca/broker

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Our Partner Panel Firms: Ontario

Gowlings McCague Borlack LLP Miller Thomson Edward L. Burlew Pace Law Devry Smith Frank LLP House Law Szemenyei MacKenzie

Group LLP X Police

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Our Partner Panel Firms: Manitoba

D’Arcy & Deacon LLP

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Our Partner Panel Firms: Saskatchewan

Miller Thomson McDougall Gauley LLP Holash Logue McCullagh

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Our Partner Panel Firms: Alberta

Brownlee LLP Parlee McLaws LLP Scott Venturo LLP

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Our Partner Panel Firms: British Columbia

Gowlings Access Law Group Lesperance Mendes Smeets Law

Corporation Whitelaw Twining Law

Corporation

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Our Partner Panel Firms: Quebec

Boro Polnicky Lighter Kugler Kandestin Langlois Kronström

Desjardins Robinson Sheppard

Shapiro

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Our Partner Panel Firms: Atlantic Canada

Cox & Palmer (NS) Ritch Durnford

Lawyers(NS)

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