Sometimes questions around legal issues can have varying answers, but in this case, the answer is a resounding: Yes, you should seek medical attention after a car accident even if you think you’re not hurt. Read on to learn why
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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What is the Definition of a Disability?
In 2017, the Government of Canada conducted the “Canadian Survey on Disability.” The results may surprise you.
Almost 20 percent of 3.7 million working age Canadians reported that they suffer from a disability. 4 out 10 of the adults reported…
Welcome To Moncton New Brunswick! Our Law Firm Has Offices In Moncton
New Brunswick is a province in Eastern Canada that has an estimated population of 776,827 as of 2019. It is bordered by Quebec to the north, the Bay of Fundy to the South, the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the…
MTANS AGM 2020 Presentation Treatment Without Tension
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Do I have a Disability Case?
The purpose of this tool is to help you determine whether an experienced Long Term Disability lawyer can assist you with your insurance claim. Just answer three simple questions to find out if you have a case today
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Who Is Usually at Fault in a T-Bone Accident?
No one sets out to drive somewhere and thinks they’ll be in an accident as frightening as a t-bone accident. A t-bone accident is one in which the front of one driver’s car hits the door side (either passenger or…
Are Canadian Medical Malpractice Claims Different Than in the United States?
If you have suffered an injury due to the negligence of a doctor, it is natural to wish to seek compensation for the harm you’ve suffered. You’ve likely heard of malpractice claims in the United States where the plaintiffs have…
How Does a Medical Malpractice Case Proceed in Canada?
You put your trust in the medical professionals caring for yourself and your family. It can be devastating when that trust is betrayed, and you are harmed by medical malpractice. Bringing a medical malpractice case against a practitioner in Canada…
How is Fault Determined in a Car Accident?
When a car crash occurs, you are often able to say that it was not your fault because you know that you were obeying traffic laws and driving responsibly when it happened. However, proving that to an insurance company, the…
How Will LTD Benefits Impact Employment?
Long-term disability (LTD) is a type of insurance coverage, often provided through an employer, that helps protect workers if they become too sick or hurt to work for an extended period of time. Typically, LTD benefits will kick in after…