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Sue For Free in Coquitlam – Workers’ Comp Denial

City: Coquitlam, BC • Case type: Workers’ Comp Denial

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Local context in Coquitlam

Every city has its own patterns — from winter roads and transit traffic to property maintenance and workplace safety practices. Use the guidance below as general information. For legal advice about timelines and evidence, speak with a lawyer licensed in your province.

Common questions

My long‑term disability was denied — what now?
Review the denial letter, gather updated medical evidence, and consider legal options. You typically do not have to complete internal insurer appeals before suing.
What is the two‑year change from own occupation to any occupation?
Many LTD policies change the test of disability after 24 months, which is a common reason benefits are terminated. Review your policy wording.
How long do I have to sue?
Contract limitation periods vary, but two years is common. Do not miss deadlines. Get advice quickly.
CPP Disability was denied — how do I request reconsideration?
You generally have 90 days from the denial letter to request reconsideration and submit updated medical information. See the federal CPP‑D page.
Can I work part‑time and still receive disability benefits?
Policies and government programs handle part‑time work differently. Keep records of hours, pay and medical advice, and confirm the rules for your plan.

See What Others Are Saying

There’s an active discussion on Reddit about this topic. Read it here: Reddit discussion about WSIB/workers’ comp appeals in Ontario.

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Important: This page provides general information only, not legal advice. Limitation periods and notice rules vary by province/municipality and by the facts. Always check your letters and get timely legal advice.