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Navigating Long-Term Disability and Long COVID in Ontario

Though the early days of the pandemic are over, the number of people affected by Long COVID grows. Gain insight into the symptoms and challenges associated with Long COVID and explore how Long-Term Disability insurance policies define disability and eligibility criteria. Supporting claims related to Long COVID can be a challenge, but accessing LTD benefits for ongoing support can make a huge difference in a person’s life while they recover.

Blue Cross Ordered to Pay Record $1.5 Million Damages in Ontario Disability Claim Case

Despite Sara Baker’s successful pursuit of long-term disability benefits, the aftermath of her settlement was marred by delays, miscommunications, and a lack of accountability on the part of Blue Cross. Through a detailed examination of the case background, decision analysis, and insights into the systemic issues within the insurance industry, this article sheds light on the challenges faced by claimants and the imperative need for fair and balanced treatment in the claims process.

Managing Winter Stress: Mental Health and Long Term Disability In Ontario

Recognize the impact of reduced daylight and workplace stressors, and explore holistic approaches to well-being, from outdoor activities to fostering social connections. Learn about Long-Term Disability claims, understanding what conditions are covered and the intricacies of the claims process. Discover how Preszler Injury Lawyers can be your advocate, supporting you through the complexities of the claims process and appealing denials.

Equitable Remedies Relating to Long-Term Disability Policies

If your claim for long-term disability (LTD) benefits has been denied by an insurance company, there are several factors to be considered, including whether the doctrine of Relief from Forfeiture might apply. Relief from Forfeiture is an equitable remedy available through the Court’s inherent jurisdiction. It is a discretionary remedy that the Court can utilize to protect a person’s rights, even in cases where there is a lack of strict compliance with the terms of the insurance policy. To read more, click here.

Punitive and Aggravated Damages in Long-Term Disability Claims

It is not uncommon for insurance providers to deny claims for long-term disability benefits or prematurely and unfairly terminate a recipient’s payments. Doing so can cause disabled individuals a great deal of stress, anxiety, and fear. In some cases, insurers who treat their clients unfairly may be required to pay punitive and aggravated damages. To learn how a long-term disability lawyer may be able to fight back against the hardball tactics often used by insurers, click here.

Air Quality Warnings and Chronic Respiratory Diseases

Throughout the first week of June, wildfire smoke has reduced the air quality and polluted the skies over Ontario, and indeed, much of the country and the eastern US. The hazardous air quality can be harmful to everyone’s health even at low concentrations. But at this level, everyone needs to take warning, particularly members of high-risk communities and those suffering from chronic respiratory diseases. Click here to read more.

Late Long-Term Disability Applications: What Relief is Available?

After being diagnosed with a disabling medical condition, it can be difficult to finalize an application for long-term disability benefits within the short timeframes prescribed by insurance companies. Unfortunately, many people need more time to submit their benefits claims, and these deserving applicants often receive unfair treatment simply because they were not able to meet the mandated deadlines. In these situations, is there anything a denied claimant can do to get the benefits they need? Click here to learn more.

 
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