Long-Term Disability


Partial Vs. Total Disability Benefits in LTD Plans

When you’re dealing with a long-term disability (LTD) claim, understanding the difference between partial disability and total disability benefits can make a huge difference. These two categories affect how much you’re paid, how long you receive benefits, and even how your claim is evaluated by the insurance company. This article breaks down what these two …

Functional Capacity Evaluations in LTD Claims

Navigating long-term disability (LTD) claims can be distressing. Insurers can leave you with the impression they do not believe you. You may get a letter or an email from your insurer requesting that you attend a “Functional Capacity Evaluation” or FCE. Other times, your own lawyer may send you to an Occupational Therapist for an …

Steps to Take After Your LTD Claim is Denied

Having your long-term disability (LTD) claim denied by your insurance company can not only be a traumatic experience, it could also have serious consequences for your future. Not knowing what to do, or even knowing what your options are, can leave people feeling helpless and overlooked. We at Preszler Injury Lawyers have extensive experience in …

Long-Term Disability Claims for Mental Health Conditions in Alberta

Many Canadians have an extended benefits policy with an insurance company. Under the policy, you pay regular premiums, and in return, the insurance company will pay for certain health services or benefits. An important benefit under most insurance policies is long-term disability (“LTD”) coverage. This means that if you are unable to work, the insurance …

Progressive Conditions and Long-Term Disability: How Do Benefits Work?

Living with a progressive medical condition can significantly impact your ability to work and maintain a steady income. Long-term disability or LTD benefits are designed to provide financial support for individuals who can no longer work due to health challenges like chronic illnesses, major health crises such as heart attacks and cancer, or past injuries. …

Chronic Pain and Alberta Long-Term Disability Claims: What You Need to Know

Chronic pain can change your life. Whether it’s from an accident, an illness, or a long-standing condition that worsens over time, living with ongoing pain can make everyday tasks feel impossible. For many people in Alberta, chronic pain also means being unable to work, which can create serious financial stress. Long-term disability (LTD) insurance benefits …

 
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