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  • Do I Pay Taxes on my Settlement?

    When it comes to case settlements, the tax implications largely depend on the nature of the compensation being provided to the plaintiff. As a law firm specializing in five key areas—complex personal injury, denied long-term disability, wrongful death, legal representation for hurt children, and emp … Read more »

  • Can Kids Suffer from PTSD?

    When a child suffers an injury, it can be an incredibly challenging and emotional time for parents. Navigating the complex healthcare system, making difficult decisions about treatment options, and trying to remain strong for the sake of the child can put an enormous strain on even the most resilien … Read more »

  • I’ve been denied my long-term disability benefits. What do I do?

    You are not Alone. Claims are Rising, but so are Denials Recent reports indicate a rise in long-term disability claims in Canada, with mental health-related disabilities becoming increasingly prevalent. In 2022, 39% of individuals reporting a disability cited mental health-related issues, marking a … Read more »

  • Win your Disability Claim: The Importance of Medical Evidence

    Why is Medical Evidence Important in a Disability Case? When securing long-term disability benefits, medical evidence is the foundation for your claim. As experienced Hamilton long-term disability lawyers, we’ve witnessed time and time again how the strength and quality of medical documentation and … Read more »

  • When does Long-term Disability end in Ontario?

    Long-term disability benefits provide a vital lifeline for individuals who find themselves unable to work due to a disabling condition. These benefits, paid by insurers, are granted to those deemed to have a “total disability” as determined by both medical professionals and the insurer itself. The p … Read more »