Life insurance
When a Death Is Classified as Non‑Accidental: How a Single Clause Can Deny Life‑Insurance Benefits
38% of Canadians with mortgages buy life insurance, yet a single clause in a policy can still deny a payout when a death is deemed non-accidental. In the Kinsey fire, a “non-accidental death” clause stopped the father from receiving benefits, illustrating how policy wording and evidence can override intentions. Legal