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- How Courts Interpret ‘Any Occupation’ in Long-Term Disability Cases
Many disabilities can prevent a person from working. If you cannot work because of a disability, you may be entitled to long-term disability benefits under a disability insurance policy. Generally, the timeframe for long-term disability focuses on two periods: the first 24 months and 24 months until … Read more »
- What Is Hemiplegia?
The brain is made of two hemispheres, the left and the right. The term “hemi” means “half” (one side of the brain), and the word “plegia” means “paralysis.” When an injury to one brain hemisphere causes paralysis on one side of a person’s body, the condition is called “hemiplegia.” Hemiplegia can a … Read more »
- I Can’t Hold a Job Due To Mental Illness. What Do I Do?
A common question our Hamilton long-term disability lawyers receive is, “What can I do if I can’t do my job anymore due to disability?” Many people would assume the question refers to a physical disability. However, some individuals with mental illnesses have trouble keeping jobs, too. Missing work … Read more »
- What Does “Esquire” Mean?
If you’ve dealt with people in the legal field, read legal documents, or seen business cards for those who practice law, you may have noticed the word “Esquire” or the letters “Esq.” after someone’s name. This word pops up in many legal contexts, but if you haven’t encountered it much, you might be … Read more »
- Are Ubers Safer Than Taxis?
When you need to get somewhere but don’t have a vehicle of your own available, two options include using a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft or calling a professional taxi. Numerous factors can lead you to choose one option over the other, including cost, convenience, and comfort. Safety may also … Read more »