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| 1) I've been injured in a car
accident. What should I do? |
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There are important timelines for advancing personal injury
claims as a result of car accidents. You will be entitled
to statutory accident benefits irrespective of fault and you
may be able to sue the other driver for compensation. You
should contact a personal injury lawyer right away to learn
your rights.
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| 2) I
slipped and fell on ice on a sidewalk. What do I need to do? |
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Slip and fall cases may take place on city property. If you
have suffered an injury as a result of a city sidewalk, then
you will need to provide the municipality with written
notice within 10 days of the incident. You should contact a
lawyer as soon as possible to make sure that your rights are
protected.
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3) My insurance company has denied my claim for disability,
even though I've given them a note from my doctor.
Are they
allowed to do this? |
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Insurance companies will sometimes deny disability claims
despite medical evidence that proves you are unable to
work. You should retain a lawyer to fight for the
disability benefits you may be entitled to.
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4) I was admitted to hospital for
routine surgery but since then I've developed a major
infection.
Do I have a case? |
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Medical malpractice cases will generally require expert reports
to prove that a physician’s treatment fell below a “reasonable
standard of care” and was “causally connected” to the patient’s
outcome. You should consult with a medical malpractice lawyer.
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5) I
suffered an injury at work but I haven’t received the
benefits I thought I would. Is there anything I can do? |
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You may
be able to appeal the Board’s decision to the Workplace
Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal. Click here for a
link to Decision No. 1614/05 where Terrence Munn
succeeded in an appeal before the WSIAT and the Panel
concluded that the worker was totally disabled.
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6) What
does catastrophic impairment mean? |
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If you have been catastrophically impaired as a result of a car
accident, then you are entitled to significantly enhanced
accident benefits. Contact Terrence right away for a free
initial consultation.
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7) What is the Threshold?
In order to succeed with a claim for pain and suffering
because of a car accident, you need to prove that you
suffered a permanent serious disfigurement or a permanent
serious impairment of an important physical, mental or
psychological function. That probably sounds confusing so
you should contact a lawyer with experience in car accidents
to discuss your case.
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8) Do I need a lawyer?
Insurance claims are complicated. Insurance adjusters are
highly trained, sophisticated professionals. In order to
ensure that your rights are protected, you should contact a
personal injury lawyer.
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