When one’s personal contents within their residence are either damaged or missing, it can be an extremely disheartening experience. Those of us at NOVA Injury Law recognize this, and believe it is important for homeowners and occupants, when making a
Personal Injury Lawyer Blog
The Personal Injury Lawyer Blog focuses on issues related to long-term disability (LTD) insurance and employment law in Canada, particularly Nova Scotia. It covers topics such as eligibility criteria for LTD benefits, application processes, and the distinctions between short-term and long-term disability coverage. The blog also addresses legal questions about employment status during LTD, employer obligations for accommodation, and the circumstances under which an employee on LTD can be terminated. Additionally, it discusses related legal doctrines like frustration of contract and provides practical advice on navigating LTD claims and workplace rights. The blog occasionally includes safety tips relevant to injury prevention, such as winter cycling safety in Nova Scotia.
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Filing a Nova Scotia Residential Property Damage Insurance Claim Following a Fire or Flood
The Steps of Filing a Nova Scotia Property Damage Insurance Claim Following a Fire or Flood
There is no doubt that property damage claims in Nova Scotia due to the onset of a fire or flooding can be an extremely…
Common Questions About Insurance Claims for Structural Losses Due to Fire or Flood in Nova Scotia
When a fire or flood strikes, families are abruptly stripped of their homes and left in a state of shock. In the aftermath, it can be challenging to determine what the next steps are.
At NOVA Injury Law, we offer…
Nova Scotia Home Insurance Key Terms and Concepts
Home insurance can be a complex topic, filled with unfamiliar terminology and jargon. It’s essential to have a solid understanding of the language used in home insurance policies to make informed decisions and ensure you have the right coverage for…
Who Is Liable for a Motorcycle Accident in Nova Scotia?
The joy of riding a motorcycle out on the open road can be shattered when there’s an accident involving another vehicle, especially a much larger vehicle. While there are laws and recommendations to protect motorcyclists, accidents still happen. Sometimes…
Who Is Liable for a Bicycle Accident in Nova Scotia?
When a vehicle gets into an accident with a bicycle, the size and force difference between the two modes of transportation means the bicyclist could take the brunt of the impact. It would seem logical that the vehicle would be…
Is Lane Splitting Legal in Nova Scotia?
Motorcyclists often wonder if lane splitting is legal in Nova Scotia. The short answer is no–lane splitting is illegal in Nova Scotia. Read on to learn more about lane splitting, why it’s illegal, and what the ramifications are for…
What Should You Do if You are Involved in a Car Accident in Sydney, Cape Breton?
Should You Call the Police if You are Involved in a Car Accident in Sydney, Cape Breton?
Calling the police after an accident is a good idea because it will help ensure a police report is completed which can then…
What Is Nova Scotia’s Contributory Negligence Law?
Being in an accident that led to being injured is traumatic enough, but when both sides claim the other was at fault for various reasons, the stress can multiply exponentially. It’s essential to have an understanding of Nova Scotia’s Contributory…
What Qualifies as a Long-Term Disability?
When someone is ill or injured to the extent that they have to miss a significant amount of work or can’t manage day-to-day activities, they may wonder if they qualify for long-term disability. Applying for and proving long-term disability can…