No Medical Evidence Sinks Driver's $13,000 Bid Against Intact - Insurance Business
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A driver wanted $13K in treatment covered - but never showed up with proof
What happened: The tribunal upheld Intact's refusal to pay more than $13,000 in disputed treatment, finding the claimant's injuries were minor.
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