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Getting your Settlement Funds after your Personal Injury Case has settled

It’s not everyday that a person settles their personal injury case. Getting your money from a personal injury settlement is a completely new process which you haven’t experienced, and thus, likely don’t understand. The settlement money does not magically appear in your bank account the moment after your case settles. …

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Long Term Disability Denials

You know when you’ve been approved for Long Term Disability Benefits. That approval will usually come first verbally, and then be formalized in writing. While, getting something in writing from the long term disability insurer might feel good, it doesn’t mean anything until the payments start coming in. That rings…

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HBC Bankruptcy and Long Term Disability Benefits

After hearing the news that long time retailer Hudson’s Bay Company declared bankruptcy, my mind immediately went to the employees at HBC. The part timers. The full timers. The seasonal employees. The student employees. The “lifers”. The night shift employees. The early birds who stock the shelves. The office workers.…

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The License Appeals Tribunal is a very strange

Most people aren’t familiar with how car insurance disputes work until they have to go through the process. Most would think that if there’s a dispute for benefits, they can sue the insurer which is denying those benefits and then a Judge can decide. That seems simple and straight forward.…

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Special Economic Zones, Personal Injury Law, and Eliminating Your Rights

The Ontario Government has proposed legislation to create “special economic zones” in order to speed up large scale projects such as the Ring of Fire, and a proposed tunnel under highway 401 in order to reduce traffic. The Bill is called Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act (Bill 5…

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It can be a Long Road for Long Term Disability Cases in Ontario

It’s not mistake that Long term disability claims use the word “long“. Long is used for good reason. Long is meant to define the duration of the period from the claimant’s first day off work, to the time period they are eligible to receive long term disability benefits. It’s a…

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