Lindsay Long Term Disability Lawyer
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Has your insurance provider denied your claim for Long-Term disability (LTD) benefits, even though a severe medical condition prevents you from carrying out the tasks of your job? Were your LTD benefits terminated prematurely, even though your condition still makes it impossible for you to return to work? If so, our Lindsay Long-Term disability lawyers may be able to assist you.
Our Long-Term disability lawyers serving Lindsay appreciate that standing up to a large company like an insurance provider can feel like an impossible feat, especially if your LTD benefits have been denied or terminated. For those who wish to appeal their insurance provider’s unfair decision, the legal process might appear to be complicated, drawn out, and expensive. However, by working with our Lindsay Long-Term disability lawyers, eligible clients may be able to recover the compensation to which they are rightfully entitled.
If you are eligible to pursue legal action against your insurance provider who unfairly denied or prematurely terminated your LTD benefits, our Long-Term disability lawyers serving Lindsay may be able to help you recover damages you have incurred as a result of their unjust decision. These damages might include:
- Previously denied benefits payments
- Legal fees
- Damages incurred as a result of the claim’s denial or termination
- Punitive damages
- And possibly more
People living with a disability often face a number of physical, emotional, and financial difficulties. This is especially true for people who are no longer able to work in their occupational field because of circumstances that are completely out of their control. In these stressful and disheartening circumstances, people who cannot continue earning the regular wages to which they have become accustomed might develop legitimate financial anxieties about how they will be able to continue supporting themselves and their families. Oftentimes, for people who have been diagnosed with a disabling medical condition, LTD benefits are the only stable source of income available to them.
Our Lindsay Long-Term disability lawyers know how financially precarious your situation might be, especially if your claim for LTD benefits has been unfairly denied. That is why, at Preszler Injury Lawyers, we do our best to remove financial barriers to accessing our important legal services.
Our Long-Term disability lawyers serving Lindsay work on a contingency-fee basis. Our fees are based on a percentage of the overall amount recovered through our legal actions. Essentially, you only pay for our services if we win your case.
In addition, our Lindsay Long-Term disability lawyers offer all prospective clients a free initial consultation. To take advantage of your cost-free, no-obligation first meeting with our Long-Term disability lawyers serving Lindsay, contact us online or call 1-800-JUSTICE.
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LTD benefits are intended to help eligible insurance policyholders with the appropriate level of coverage through a difficult time in their lives. When a chronic illness, severe injury, or debilitating mental health issue makes it impossible for an insurance policyholder to return to work, provided they have adequate coverage, they should be entitled to receive the monthly payments they are rightfully owed.
To learn how our Long-Term disability lawyers serving Lindsay might be able to help with your case, schedule your free initial consultation with Preszler Injury Lawyers today.
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long-term disability FAQs
Here are some commonly asked questions for long-term disability claims
How long will it take to settle my case?
The duration of a long-term disability case can vary depending on a number of factors, including the reasons provided for the claim’s denial, the policyholder’s standing with their insurance provider, the complexity of the claimant’s case, the willingness of the insurance company to negotiate, Court availability, and other considerations. Generally speaking, it can take between 1-3 years for a fair resolution to be reached.
How much will I pay in lawyers’ fees?
Our long-term disability lawyers work on a contingency fee basis. That means we only get paid if the case is won, and our fees are based on a percentage of the compensation awarded. You will not be required to pay any upfront fees out-of-pocket in order to pursue legal action.
How long do I have to sue?
The statute of limitations for a long-term disability lawsuit in Ontario is generally two years from the date of the denial of benefits or the last payment of benefits. However, depending on the circumstances of the case, the lawsuit could be subject to additional time limitations. It is crucial to speak with a long-term disability lawyer as soon as possible, so as to not jeopardize your chances of recovering the compensation you deserve.
Do I have a strong case?
The answer to this question depends on the facts of your individual case. Our Ontario long-term disability lawyers should be able to evaluate the terms of your policy, review the evidence available to you, and consult with medical experts to assess the strength of your claim.
How much compensation will I get?
It is almost impossible to predict the specific amount of compensation you might be entitled to, however after reviewing the details of your case, our Ontario long-term disability lawyers may be able to provide you with an estimate that you could reasonably expect to be offered. The decision to accept settlement offers is yours and yours alone.
Do you represent insurance companies?
No, our long-term disability lawyers are solely committed to protecting the rights of policyholders who have been unfairly treated by insurance providers.
Will the insurance company continue to pay my disability benefits after we settle the case?
The answer to this question depends on the terms of your individual settlement. In most cases, the settlement will include a lump sum payment for past and future benefits. After agreeing to these terms and accepting this settlement offer, future benefits will no longer be paid. However, in some scenarios, insurance companies may only offer to settle for past benefits owing and might agree to continue paying benefits after the case is settled until the terms of the policy are reached.
Should I speak to the adjuster on my file after my benefits have been terminated?
It is not recommended that you speak to the adjuster on your file after your benefits have been terminated. Anything you say could be used against you. That is why it is best to consult with our long-term disability lawyers before communicating with your insurance company.
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If you have more questions or need legal help regarding long-term disability claims, contact our legal team for help.
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