Category: Disability Benefits Claims

Any person who suffers injuries in a motor vehicle accident in Canada can be entitled to no-fault statutory accident benefits, commonly known as Statutory Accident Benefits (SABS), through their automobile insurance policy. Even people who

If you’ve suffered a long-term disability, your entire life may be affected. Not only are you typically unable to work or enjoy activities that you used to enjoy, but you also may be dealing with

If you’ve applied for long-term disability and were denied, you know first-hand the frustrations that can go along with a claim’s denial, adding financial and legal issues to the injuries or illness you are already

Also known as the “invisible” disability, it is reported that one in three people in Canada will experience mental illness at some point during their lifetime. Depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, panic disorder,

The process of applying for long-term disability benefits is often far more stressful and demanding than many people anticipate. If you have applied for disability benefits only to have your claim denied, you need to

It is an unfortunate truth that many long-term disability benefits in Canada end up being initially denied. Private insurance companies do not publish statistics on denied claims, but it’s common for people applying for disability

Bipolar disorder affects about 1 out of every 100 people. Extreme mood shifts characterized by extreme emotional highs and debilitating lows can greatly disrupt the lives of those affected by bipolar disorder. This mental health

If you’ve become disabled and cannot work, it’s understandable that you might be concerned about money. How will you take care of yourself and your loved ones without a regular paycheck coming in? Applying for

Many Canadians pay costly premiums for long-term disability insurance, so it can be incredibly surprising and depressing when you file a claim only to have it denied. The unfortunate truth is that denials of benefits