by Roger Foisy | Mar 10, 2026 | Long Term Disability, Motor Vehicle Accidents
When a person is injured in a motor vehicle accident, income replacement benefits can provide essential financial support if the injuries prevent them from working. These benefits often become the subject of dispute after the 104-week mark, when Ontario’s accident...
by Roger Foisy | Oct 30, 2025 | Long Term Disability
It only takes one moment for your life to change. A split second on the highway, a driver rearends you at a stop light, a sudden slip on the stairs, or a diagnosis that arrives without warning. Most people never imagine they could become unable to work. Yet every...
by Roger Foisy | Feb 24, 2022 | Firm Updates, Long Term Disability
Roger R. Foisy has been invited to participate as a panelist on the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) roundtable on Examination for Discovery of an LTD Defendant. Other prominent lawyers who will be part of the panel include Nainesh Kotak, Steve Rastin, and...
by Roger Foisy | Nov 11, 2021 | Long Term Disability
Social media evidence is now commonly used in personal injury cases, with defendants and insurance companies increasing their monitoring of plaintiff accounts. As a lawyer, you need to know what your clients post to their profiles because what may seem like a harmless...
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by Roger Foisy | Jun 14, 2021 | Long Term Disability
You have seen little if any improvement in your physical and mental health, but your long-term disability has been terminated. You have not received the go-ahead from your doctor to return to work, and you continue to take the same or more medication. So, how can the...
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by Roger Foisy | May 25, 2021 | Long Term Disability
Your Long-term disability claim has been denied, and your insurer has offered you to appeal its decision. At this point, you need to pause and think for a moment…what are the chances that the same insurance company that denied your claim will overturn its own...
