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FAQs
I was involved in an accident and insurance companies are calling me, should I talk to them?
You should not talk to an insurance company representative until you have spoken to a lawyer and know your rights. You will need to talk to your own insurance company to request the accident benefits form to initiate your accident benefits claim. Do not give them any more information until you speak with a lawyer. Under no circumstances should you speak with the insurance company of other drivers before you speak with a lawyer. You are not obligated to give them any information or to meet with them.
How do I make a claim against another driver?
Filing a claim against an at-fault driver is technical and time limits need to be respected. You should hire an experienced personal injury lawyer to ensure rules and time limits are respected. Your lawyer will also explain the litigation process and provide you with advice throughout based on past experience.
If your employer terminates your employment, what does this mean for my long-term disability insurance entitlement?
Generally, what matters is when you became disabled and your status with your employer at that time. Meaning, if you were actively employed at the time you became disabled; your termination should not affect your long-term disability insurance entitlement.
Can my insurance company put surveillance on me?
Yes. Your Long-term disability insurer can hire outside companies to follow and to photograph and videotape you. If you have been telling to truth while doing your claim, you should not be worried about this. However, if you notice that you are being followed and that the surveillance is done in a way that it makes you feel in danger, you should contact the police.
My long term disability insurance company has refused to pay me my benefits, what is my next step?
First, determine why you are not getting your disability benefits. It may be because the insurance company is waiting for more medical or financial information, in that case, make sure that the insurance receives that information. If you have submitted all the required paperwork and documentation, but the long-term disability insurance company has denied your claim, you should speak to a qualified long-term disability insurance lawyer.
We try to answer commonly asked questions like these on the FAQ page of our website.
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