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“Disability Denied”   A disability law blog by Ontario disability lawyer Mark Yazdani

Posts Tagged ‘disability claim denied’

Reasons Claims are Denied #3 – Surveillance

Surveillance is a common tool used by disability insurance companies during the adjudication of a disability claim. The insurance company will hire an investigative firm to secretly take photos and video footage of a claimant and observe a claimant’s activities. If the insurance company believes the surveillance proves the claimant is capable of working, then [...]

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Reasons Claims are Denied #2 – No Restrictions or Limitations

A common reason that a disability insurance company will cite to deny a long-term disability claim is that there are no “restrictions or limitations”. Essentially, the disability case manager has reached the conclusion that the medical condition the claimant is suffering from and the symptoms the claimant is experiencing are not severe enough that they [...]

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Definition of Disability

The definition of disability is the crucial backbone of every disability insurance policy.  Both group long-term disability (LTD) policies and individual policies contain a definition or a test which a claimant must meet in order to be eligible for benefits. The definition can take many forms, but the fundamental elements can be expressed as follows:
Having [...]

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