Foisy & Associates

Foisy & Associates A Lawyer For the People. http://www.injurylawyercanada.com/ They have also assisted many family members who have lost loved ones as a result of personal injury.

Foisy & Associates Personal Injury and Disability law firm in Mississauga successfully settles more than 95% of client cases before trial. With 4 lawyers, 3 paralegals, and 8 other support staff, the law firm handles no more than 150 cases at any one time, Roger and his team can dedicate a very personal level of attention to each and every client in their care and maximize clients'​ personal injur

y settlements. With extensive experience in handling complex personal injury cases, Roger and his team recognize the compassion and support that's invaluable to their clients in their time of need. Over the years, Roger and his team have successfully represented clients who've suffered serious accidents resulting in brain injuries, serious orthopaedic injuries, as well as psychological traumas in addition to clients who were denied long term disability or long term care benefits. Through a hands-on approach, and a commitment to act as "Lawyers for the People"​, the team is driven to secure maximum compensation or reimbursement for the damages done. Roger R. Foisy concentrates his practice of law exclusively in personal injury which includes brain injuries and psychological injuries, motor vehicle accident claims, long term disability claims, long term care claims, and lawyer negligence claims. Based in Mississauga Ontario, his legal and litigation services are available across the province of Ontario, particularly in Mississauga, Burlington, Oakville, Milton, Georgetown, Halton Hills, Brampton, Guelph, Cambridge, Kitchener/Waterloo, and surrounding areas.

Many people assume catastrophic impairment only applies when an injury is immediately visible, such as paralysis or a se...
06/01/2026

Many people assume catastrophic impairment only applies when an injury is immediately visible, such as paralysis or a serious brain injury.
That is not correct. Some of the most serious CAT cases involve complex medical evidence, marked mental or behavioural impairment, chronic pain, or combined impairments that are not obvious at first glance.
A denial does not necessarily mean the claim lacks merit, but it does mean the case needs to be built properly.
Read more about catastrophic impairment without brain injury or paralysis: https://bit.ly/4df8Zt2

Around the 104-week mark, insurers often request multiple assessments. More assessments do not always mean better inform...
05/28/2026

Around the 104-week mark, insurers often request multiple assessments. More assessments do not always mean better information.

In many cases, the real issue is narrower and should be approached with a clear strategy. Clients should not be put through unnecessary evaluations when the key question can be addressed more directly.

Thoughtful decisions matter, especially in more serious cases.

Learn more about how these situations are handled: https://bit.ly/4pNwJYa

Trying to return to work after an injury is often encouraged; but when that return is not sustainable, it can be an impo...
05/25/2026

Trying to return to work after an injury is often encouraged; but when that return is not sustainable, it can be an important part of your claim.

A failed return-to-work attempt may show that, despite effort, the person could not maintain employment in a reliable way. That distinction matters in many Income Replacement Benefit disputes.

If you are unsure how this applies to your situation, it is worth getting clear guidance: https://bit.ly/3UCRE3a

After 104 weeks, the legal question for post-income replacement benefits becomes harder.It is no longer about your own j...
05/21/2026

After 104 weeks, the legal question for post-income replacement benefits becomes harder.

It is no longer about your own job. It becomes whether you can work in any role you are reasonably suited for based on your background.

That does not mean any job at all. The analysis depends on your education, experience, and overall condition. Understanding how this test is applied can make a significant difference when benefits are challenged.

Get clear on what this stage means for your claim: https://www.injurylawyercanada.com/resources/blog/motor-vehicle-accidents/what-happens-to-income-replacement-benefits-after-104-weeks/

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Victoria Day.Long weekends are a chance to slow down, spend time with family, and ta...
05/18/2026

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Victoria Day.

Long weekends are a chance to slow down, spend time with family, and take care of yourself.

Myth: If you can do some tasks, you do not qualify after 104 weeks.Reality: The issue is more complicated than that.You ...
05/14/2026

Myth: If you can do some tasks, you do not qualify after 104 weeks.

Reality: The issue is more complicated than that.

You do not have to be completely unable to function. The real question is whether you can work in a way that is reliable and sustainable.

Pain, fatigue, cognitive challenges, and psychological symptoms can all affect that. Before assuming a denial is correct, it is worth understanding how the test actually works.

Learn more about your options: https://bit.ly/4dNW3Lo

A message from Roger R. Foisy, Principal Lawyer at Foisy & Associates:On November 13, my brother was struck by a vehicle...
05/13/2026

A message from Roger R. Foisy, Principal Lawyer at Foisy & Associates:
On November 13, my brother was struck by a vehicle and suffered catastrophic injuries. My brother thankfully survived and is now living with a catastrophic spinal cord and brain injury.
What has followed is not only recovery, but navigating systems that are often difficult to access when it matters most.
I am sharing parts of this experience with my brother’s permission. Not from the outside, but as someone going through it alongside him.
This is one of those moments.
When he needed an electric wheelchair, the policy said it would be covered at 100%.
It was not.
The insurer paid less than expected and justified it with “reasonable and customary” charges, without any clear explanation.
That gap may seem small on paper. It is not when you are already dealing with everything else. See more of the story in the slides.

“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face.”— Ele...
05/11/2026

“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face.”
— Eleanor Roosevelt

Recovery is not always a straight line.

It often means facing setbacks, uncertainty, and difficult days head on. What matters is continuing in a way that is realistic for you, even when progress feels slow.

If you are dealing with an injury or ongoing symptoms, taking that next step forward still counts.

Many Income Replacement Benefit disputes begin around the 104-week mark. This is often when insurers take the position t...
05/07/2026

Many Income Replacement Benefit disputes begin around the 104-week mark. This is often when insurers take the position that a person can return to some form of work, even when the situation is not that simple.

The real issue is whether someone can engage in suitable work in a way that is realistic and sustainable.

If you are approaching this stage or dealing with a denial, understanding how these disputes arise can make a difference. Read more about post-104 week income replacement benefits disputes: https://bit.ly/47HbWzh

Many people assume Income Replacement Benefits simply end after two years. That is not how it works.At the 104-week mark...
05/04/2026

Many people assume Income Replacement Benefits simply end after two years. That is not how it works.

At the 104-week mark, the legal test changes. The question is no longer whether you can do your own job; it becomes whether you can do any job you are reasonably suited for based on your education, training, or experience.

That shift is where many disputes begin. If you are approaching this stage, it is important to understand what is actually being assessed.

Learn more about what changes after 104 weeks: https://bit.ly/4emG4nN

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