MG Law Personal Injury LawyersOttawa, ON · August 25, 2025Trends in Long-Term Disability in Ontario
Ottawa residents are seeing a real shift in how long-term disability (LTD) claims are assessed. In 2024–2025, more claimants present with multiple, overlapping health conditions. For example: a musculoskeletal injury complicated by depression and persistent pain. If you’re navigating long-term disability in Ontario, you’re not alone. Mental-health-led claims remain high, and episodic illnesses such as ... Trends in Long-Term Disability in Ontario Read More »
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