Disability Law Show: Ontario – S5 E48

Episode Summary

Can injured individuals still be owed compensation if at fault in a car accident? Disability lawyer and co-managing Partner Sivan Tumarkin at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP answer this question and more on the Disability Law Show on 640 Toronto.

Listen below to discover important information about your rights and a guide through the proper steps to take when your insurance provider cuts off your long-term disability or denies your claim.

When you need a disability lawyer in Ontario, Sivan and his team can get you the advice you need, and the compensation you deserve.

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Show Notes

• Severe depression due to COVID-19: Many claimants experience debilitating mental illness symptoms after contracting COVID-19 or as a result of the pandemic. Claimants must be accommodated by their employers if medical leave is necessary. Disability illnesses and employment issues can often overlap. Claimants should seek legal advice from a lawyer experienced with both disability and employment law matters.
• Injured in an accident and considered at-fault: After a car accident and serious injury occur, it is vital to contact a personal injury lawyer. A personal injury lawyer will first determine liability and then compensation or damages. Car accidents can be complex and determining who is at fault can be difficult.
• Panic attacks and other injuries as a result of a car accident: Injured individuals might not be able to work due to the injuries sustained in a car accident. Due to an inability to work, income loss benefits can be pursued as well as other compensation.