As a victim of a personal injury case, you may pursue a claim for personal injury damages–pecuniary and non-pecuniary, to compensate for your injuries and losses and help you get your life back on track. If you, or your loved one, have been injured due to the...
Your family physician can be a valuable ally in securing compensation for personal injury due to the actions or negligence of others, says Ontario personal injury lawyer Joshua Goldberg.“A family doctor can play a significant role in proving your personal injury...
Although it is not mandatory to hire a personal injury lawyer to deal with your claim, it is often a wise move.There are many benefits to hiring a personal injury lawyer rather than dealing with the claim on your own. There are various factors to keep in mind and...
A common question that many clients have is “how much will I have to pay personal injury lawyers in Ontario to take on my file?”Most personal injury lawyers in Ontario work on a contingency fee basis. This means that you will not have to pay the lawyer until the file...
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a monthly taxable benefit from the federal government that replaces an individual’s income when they reach 65 years old.Those who qualify for CPP may also be eligible for the CPP disability benefit if they have sustained a mental or...
Invisible illnesses are not treated with the same respect as other disabilities. This is despite the fact that chronic illnesses, mental illnesses, and invisible disabilities are common, debilitating, and require the same level of care, medical attention, support, and treatment as any other illness. When you have a hidden disability and are trying to navigate a long-term disability claim, understanding your chances of approval for disability insurance benefits is important to moving forward.
If you are receiving long-term disability benefits in Ontario, you may want to know how income from work will impact what you receive. This extra income may put your LTD benefits and entitlements at risk, depending on what kind of employment it is. If employment conditions exceed the income restrictions stipulated in your long-term disability agreement, this could mean a reduction in your monthly benefit amount.
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