What is the CPP Disability Benefit?
The CPP (Canada Pension Plan) Disability Benefit is a Canadian program that can provide financial assistance to Canadians who are unable to work due to impairments as well as their dependents who are either
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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New Impaired Driving Laws in Nova Scotia
New Drinking and Driving Laws in Nova Scotia
Impaired driving is one of the most common causes of death in Canada, with 4 Canadians being killed as a result of impaired driving each day. The Federal Government’s new legislation, Bill…
Pedestrian Fatal Injury Claims
Pedestrian Fatal Injury Claims
Most accidents involving pedestrians happen in areas where pedestrians and motor vehicles frequently are in close proximity, this includes crosswalks, intersections, and parking lots. Accidents also happen more frequently in the evenings and winter when visibility…
Compensation for Wrongful Death in Nova Scotia
Compensation for Wrongful Death in Nova Scotia
When a person dies, it does not only impact them, but their loved ones as well. An untimely death can be devastating for the family, not just emotionally, but financially as well.
If…
Medical Malpractice: The 5 Most Common Claims
Medical Malpractice: The 5 Most Common Claims
Mistakes made by doctors and healthcare providers can result in serious consequences for their patients. While some errors are inevitable for even the most experienced professionals, others are entirely preventable.
If your healthcare…
How to File for a Car Accident Claim Outside Nova Scotia
How to File for a Car Accident Claim Outside Nova Scotia
Imagine you are on a road trip outside the province when you are unlucky enough to be involved in a car accident. You might be aware of how to…
Personal Injury Claims: Can Parents File on Behalf of their Child?
Personal Injury Claims: Can Parents File on Behalf of their Child?
It’s many people’s worst nightmare. Your child went to the playground or went to the pool with friends, and you get a phone call. They’ve been injured. You rush…
How to Make the Most of Your Free Case Review
How to Make the Most of Your Free Case Review
Many lawyers and law firms offer a free consultation, but what exactly should you be asking during this time?
Your first meeting with a lawyer is an opportunity to learn…
“No-Win, No-Fee” Guarantee: How Does it Work?
“No-Win, No-Fee” Guarantee: How Does it Work?When you enlist the services of a personal injury lawyer, you will often be asked to sign a contingency fee agreement (CFA). In general, CFAs are agreements that if your lawyer is not
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How To Appeal LTD Denial
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How to Appeal Your Long Term Disability DenialHave you filed a claim for disability benefits and recently learned that your insurance company denied your claim? This is disappointing news of course and you are likely wondering what to do next.
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