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Mississauga personal injury lawyer Nainesh Kotak says long-term disability claimants are providing free surveillance for insurers with their public social media posts.

Nainesh Kotak, Toronto personal injury and disability lawyer, discusses how insurance companies are ramping up their scrutiny of long-term disability claims and employing tactics to deny benefits . .

Mississauga personal injury and disability lawyer Nainesh Kotak tells Benefit Canada that there is a noticeable increase in the scrutiny and tactics by insurance companies in an effort to deny long-term disability benefits.

Canadians who struggle with a mental health diagnosis frequently need time off work to recuperate and heal. They often need guidance during the process of obtaining short or long-term disability benefits.

Insurance companies have several common tactics that they employ to avoid paying out disability benefits. Nainesh Kotak explains. If your employer’s insurance company is giving you a hard time about disability insurance, you’re not alone.

"Often, eligibility for group disability benefits is subject to two tests." Nainesh Kotak explains why the second - and more stringent - test causes many to unexpectedly lose their disability benefits. "Toronto personal injury and disability lawyer Nainesh Kotak tells Global News that his client’s experience of being cut off disability benefits while undergoing chemotherapy treatment for intestinal cancer illustrates . . ."

Intestinal cancer forced Phillip Fitzsimmons out of work. But in the midst of daily chemo, he was informed by Manulife that his disability benefits were being terminated because he could still perform less strenuous work. After his multiple appeals were denied, he hired Kotak Law to fight for him - and last week Manulife said that it would reinstate his benefits dating back to when they were canceled over a year ago.

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