Your disability claims claim, handled from the first call.
When you can no longer work because of illness or injury, long-term disability benefits are meant to replace your income. Too often, insurers deny claims or cut off benefits, leaving people without income when they need it most.
We challenge those decisions. We review your policy, gather medical evidence and, when needed, sue the insurer to recover the benefits your policy promises.
Short Term and Long Term Disability Claims
Many people have Short Term and Long Term Disability packages available to individuals through work or through a privately purchased insurance policy. Frequently following an accident, or injury, or illness you may not be able to work again for month or even years. It’s time, when these benefits may provide you with income replacement. Short Term Disability provides an income for early part of a disability. A policy may pay benefits for two weeks up to 150 days.
Long Term Disability helps replace income for an extended period of time, usually ending after five years or when the disabled person turns 65, and comes into effect after Short Term Disability has ended.
However, many insured people are surprised by how difficult it can be to apply and collect benefits. In many cases insurance companies deny these benefits, despite evidence from your physicians that you cannot work.
If you believe your Short Term or Long Term Disability benefits were wrongfully denied, you need a lawyer who can defend your rights.
At Slomyanski Law we can represent you in dispute with your insurance company and help you to get the benefits you need. We will carefully examine your case and work that you obtain the full amount of insurance benefits you are entitled, for however long you will need to receive benefits.
If you, your relatives, or your friends have DISABILITY CLAIMS urgently call SLOMYANSKI LAW at 416-519-1006, or send a fax to 647-340-2899, or complete the FORM on our website in order to get a free consultation. You pay only after you receive compensation.
Cases we handle
What you may be entitled to
Time limits are strict. Call early.
General information only. Deadlines depend on your circumstances; speak with a lawyer about your case.
Frequently asked questions
Not always. An internal appeal can delay matters, and the limitation period may continue to run. Speak with us before deciding.
Generally two years from the denial or termination, but policy terms can affect this. Call us promptly.
Nothing upfront. The consultation is free and we are paid only when you are paid, from your settlement or award.