Insurer's boilerplate denial backfires at Ontario tribunal - Insurance Business
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Unifund said no but forgot to say why. That was expensive
What happened: An Ontario tribunal ordered Unifund Assurance to pay for a psychological assessment it had denied with a vague, boilerplate letter.
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