Denied Long-Term Disability Benefits

Your Guide to Denied Long-Term Disability Benefits in Canada

If your insurance company has denied your long-term disability (LTD) benefits, you may still have options to pursue the financial support you need. Our free e-book explains why long-term disability claims are often denied in Canada, what steps you can take after receiving a denial, and how you may be able to challenge your insurer’s decision.

At Fight My Denial, powered by Preszler Injury Lawyers, we understand how stressful it can be when an insurance company refuses to pay the benefits you were counting on. Our guide provides practical information about common reasons for LTD denials, the importance of medical evidence, and the options that may be available to people facing a denied long-term disability claim.

Fill out the form on this page to download our free e-book and better understand your rights and what may come next.

What You’ll Learn in This E-Book

• Common reasons why long-term disability claims are denied in Canada
• What to do after receiving an LTD denial letter
• The difference between an internal appeal and filing a lawsuit against your insurer
• How medical records and employment documentation may support your claim
• Why deadlines are important when challenging an LTD denial
• What benefits or compensation may be available depending on your circumstances
• How a long-term disability lawyer can help you evaluate your options
• And more

If your LTD benefits have been denied, reduced, or terminated, you do not necessarily have to accept your insurer’s decision as final. You can contact Fight My Denial to discuss your situation with our legal team. We offer free, no-obligation consultations to Canadians seeking assistance with long-term disability insurance disputes.

Speak With a Long-Term Disability Lawyer About Your Denied Claim

If your insurance company has denied your LTD benefits, the legal team at Fight My Denial can help you better understand the options that may be available.

Call 1-778-373-8202 or book a free consultation to discuss your long-term disability claim.