Complaints

At Peel Mutual Insurance Company, we strive to meet all of our obligations to our policyholders. As a policyholder, you own the company and it is important to us to provide you promptly with the insurance protection which you purchased.

If you are not satisfied with any aspect of your dealings with us, and wish to have your issue(s) resolved, Peel Mutual offers a formal Complaint Resolution Process.

To ensure that your complaint is handled as efficiently and as fairly as possible, you are required to follow the steps in Peel Mutual’s Complaint Resolution Process:

Complaint Resolution Process

01

Start at the Source

Speak with your broker/agent, or claim(s) adjuster and let them know what you’re concerned about. In most instances, these individual can help you resolve your concerns.

02

Escalate to a Manager

If the outcome of your discussion with your broker/agent, or claim(s) adjuster is not satisfactory, ask to speak to a Peel Mutual Manager to escalate the complaint. Or, discuss the escalation with your broker who can enact this step on your behalf.

03

Request a Business Position

If the discussion with a Manager is still not satisfactory, you can request a Business Position from the Manager. The Business Position will come in the form of a letter or email and indicate the outcome of your complaint.

04

Escalate to the Ombudsperson

Contact the Ombudsperson per the instructions below and provide any useful information to assist in the investigation of your complaint. The Ombudsperson will review your complaint within ten (10) business days of receipt and will provide a final position reply from Peel Mutual Insurance in writing within forty (40) business days of receipt.

Note

The above complaint handling protocol does not apply to any situation involving litigation by the policyholder against Peel Mutual Insurance or where the policyholder has retained counsel/legal assistance in that regard.

Further Steps…

If the findings of the Ombudsperson are not to your satisfaction, contact The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA):

The Insurance Ombudsperson will conduct its own review and, upon completion, send you a written report. This report is not binding on either party, and if you wish, you have the option of taking legal action against us.

This process does not deal with disputes about entitlement to, or the amount of, no-fault automobile accidents.