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Chronic Pain

Chronic Pain Disability Lawyer

Chronic Pain Disability (CPD) can severely disrupt your life, making it difficult to carry out everyday activities without stress and pain. If you suffer from CPD, it's crucial to seek all available support, including CPP benefits or long-term benefits through your insurance policy.

Since 2012, Ludwar Law Firm has been dedicated to assisting individuals in Saskatchewan and Alberta with their chronic pain disability claims. We provide comprehensive support, from understanding your unique situation to assessing your eligibility and navigating the entire claims process. Our commitment to transparency means we will guide you clearly, explaining every step and all associated fees upfront. Our goal is to secure a favourable outcome for you, ensuring you receive the support you deserve.

Chronic pain can be attributed to a number of factors such as:

    Headaches and migraines
    Bacterial or viral infections like shingles
    Multiple sclerosis
    Chronic illnesses like cancer and lupus
    Sports-related injuries
    Back injuries or strain
    Fibromyalgia
    Nerve damage
    Accident-related injuries
    Arthritis and other joint conditions

Chronic pain forces many individuals to leave their jobs, significantly impacting their ability to earn a living. As a result, filing a chronic pain disability claim becomes crucial to reduce dependence on others and meet basic needs.

If you suffer from chronic pain, you may be eligible for a disability tax credit of up to $40,000. This policy aims to lessen the income tax burden on those with a chronic pain disability. The tax credit is particularly beneficial, as maintaining employment while managing chronic pain can be incredibly challenging.

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Eligibility for Chronic Pain Disability Claims

The symptoms of chronic pain can include anything from joint pain and muscle pain to headaches. To qualify for a chronic pain disability claim in Alberta or Saskatchewan, you must be able to meet the following conditions:
● Suffered constant pain for at least three months.● Ability to provide medical proof that the pain was caused by a medical condition or trauma.● Proof that you have taken adequate medical remedies and tests in an attempt to ease the pain and determine its cause.● Proof that you tried any and every medical procedure that could have eased the pain but have not seen or felt any (significant) improvement. This can include medicine, physiotherapy, chiropractic services, acupuncture, psychological counselling, etc.
At Ludwar Law, we specialize in assisting clients with chronic pain disability claims, ensuring they receive the benefits they are entitled to. Our experienced team understands the complexities of proving eligibility for these claims and is adept at gathering comprehensive medical evidence and documentation to support your case. We guide you through each step of the process, from the initial assessment of your condition to filing the claim and handling any appeals if necessary. Our commitment to transparency and client-focused service means we will clearly explain your rights, the required documentation, and the steps involved, providing expert representation to help you secure the financial support you need to manage your chronic pain effectively.

What Makes a Credible Case?

A credible chronic pain disability case requires thorough medical documentation, clear evidence of how the pain impairs daily activities and work ability, and consistent treatment records. At Ludwar Law, we compile and present this evidence, ensuring your claim is compelling and well-supported.

    The physical presence of the affected party:
    Being physically present makes it easier for the presiding judge to see your situation, assess it, and form an opinion about its validity.
    Proof of continuous treatment:
    If you can prove that you have put in all possible efforts to get rid of your pain and continue your attempt despite seeing no results, there are chances that the case might tip in your favour.
    Details and personal information:
    Being able to accurately describe the difficulties that chronic pain is causing and how it affects your daily life is crucial.
    Timely application:
    It goes without saying that your application's date will affect the date of receipt of benefits if you win the case. It also indicates general proactiveness, which could work in your favour.

Your Disability Claim Matters: Turn to Ludwar Law Firm for Compassionate Representation!

Trust Ludwar Law Firm in Calgary and get the disability benefits you deserve. Convincing insurance companies that you truly are injured with a long-term disability and unable to work can be difficult, time-consuming and frustrating. Let the client-focused team from Ludwar Law Firm guide you every step of the way.