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A person signs a long-term disability policy which likely contains an all source maximum clause.
Disability/Personal Injury November 21st, 2025

Change of Definition LTD: What Happens at the Two-Year Review in Canada?

By Sivan Tumarkin

Learn what the LTD change of definition means at 24 months, why insurers deny benefits, and what Canadians can do if their…

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A person signs a long-term disability policy which likely contains an all source maximum clause.
Disability/Personal Injury November 20th, 2025

All Source Maximum: What It Means for Disability Benefits in Canada

By Lior Samfiru

What is the all source maximum? Learn how insurers use it to reduce disability benefits, how it’s calculated, & what to do…

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Employment Law November 20th, 2025

EI Sickness Benefits in Canada (2025 Guide)

By Lior Samfiru

Learn how EI sickness benefits work in Canada. Eligibility, forms, medical certificate, 26-week extension, and switching to regular EI.

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Disability/Personal Injury November 14th, 2025

“Point of No Return”: 2025 Study Finds Falling Asleep isn’t Gradual

By Sivan Tumarkin

Denied disability benefits for a sleep disorder? Learn more about your rights in Canada and how we can help.

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Disability/Personal Injury November 12th, 2025

People with Type 2 Diabetes Prefer Flexible Dietary Approach, 2025 Study Finds

By Sivan Tumarkin

Denied disability benefits for diabetes? Learn more about your rights in Canada and how our experienced team can help.

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Disability/Personal Injury November 11th, 2025

Ultrasound Capable of Improving Survival After Haemorrhagic Strokes, Study Finds

By Sivan Tumarkin

Denied disability benefits following a stroke? Learn more about your rights in Canada and how our experienced team can help.

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Disability/Personal Injury November 5th, 2025

Got Your Daily Steps In? 14-Year Study Claims Exercise Could Slow Alzheimer’s

By Sivan Tumarkin

Denied disability benefits for Alzheimer's? Learn more about your rights in Canada and how our experienced team can help.

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Disability/Personal Injury October 31st, 2025

Nighttime Light Exposure Heightens Risk of Heart Disease, Landmark Study Finds

By Sivan Tumarkin

Denied disability benefits for heart disease? Learn more about your rights in Canada and how we can help.

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Disability/Personal Injury October 29th, 2025

“A Big Deal”: Health Canada Approves Drug Capable of Slowing Alzheimer’s Disease

By Sivan Tumarkin

The latest information on the Alzheimer’s drug and key disability resources for Canadians who aren't able to work.

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