Doctors frequently diagnose and treat easily identifiable issues every day, such as broken bones or seasonal allergies. However, many patients present with symptoms that could be indicative of several different ailments. In order to come to a correct diagnosis and
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 a “Discovery Hearing”?
As part of your lawsuit, you will likely have to attend a discovery hearing, sometimes known as an examination for discovery. This hearing occurs after you have provided your statement to the court of what happened and what damages you…
What is a Settlement Agreement?
While taking a case to trial is sometimes the only way to resolve an issue, the process can be long, stressful, and expensive. It can also damage your privacy because your personal affairs are being discussed in court and typically…
Dog Bite Injuries in Nova Scotia
Dog Bite Injuries in Nova Scotia
Dog bites are an unfortunately common occurrence in Nova Scotia, especially for children who are the most common victims of dog bites. Especially considering how severe dog bite related injuries can be, with 1…
What are the Different Types of Car Accident Insurance Compensation?
What are the Different Types of Car Accident Insurance Compensation?
Nova Scotia Auto Insurance Policy
As you are likely aware, auto insurance is required by law in Nova Scotia.
When people are injured in a motor vehicle accident, automobile…
How Long Do I Have to Make an Injury Claim After an Accident?
How Long Do I Have to Make an Injury Claim After an Accident?
After an accident, you will probably be interested in taking legal action in order to receive financial compensation for your injuries. In order to start a valid…
Returning to Work While on Disability
Returning to Work While on Disability
Many individuals are hesitant to return to work when on disability because they believe that this will negatively impact their claim. However, returning to work while on disability in certain situations may actually help…
How to Get Medical Support to Show Total Disability
How to Get Medical Support to Show Total Disability?
Medical opinions are one of the strongest supports towards a total disability claim, however the process of getting them is not often as simple as it should be. Medical practitioners are…
How to Present the Impact of Disability on Your Life
How to Present the Impact of Disability on Your Life
When you are addressing the impact of your disability on your life, it is important to remember that two people with the same disability may have hugely different impacts on…
How to Handle Disability Claims for Unreported Income
How to Handle Disability Claims for Unreported Income
Unreported income usually results from a failure to file tax returns or declare income to the Canada Revenue Agency. Breaking down disability benefits into three types can help to illustrate where unreported…