Personal injury lawyer Adam Wagman spoke with Canadian Underwriter about a striking gap in Canada’s insurance system: federal law caps liability for boating accidents at $1.5 million, yet no law requires boat owners to actually carry that coverage. Adam explained that most pleasure craft aren’t automatically included on home or cottage policies, leaving injured victims with no way to recover if an at-fault boater turns out to be uninsured. He proposed solutions ranging from proof-of-insurance requirements at boat registration to a Family Protection Endorsement modeled on Ontario auto policies. Read the full interview at Canadian Underwriter.


Adam Wagman
Personal Injury Lawyer
Adam’s practice is devoted to personal injury litigation, accident benefits claims and other disability and insurance litigation.
September 4, 2026


