Simon Logan v. Her Majesty The Queen

[RedCastleBowser]

Who is the Law Firm that I can contact just for peace of mind to find out if I am on the list? I was Reg Force and receiving PLD while in Halifax from 2003-2011. I'm guessing I should be part of it? I Released in 2011.

McInnes Cooper I believe

 

[Ignatius]

Reg force, would have only been collecting PLD (i guess, but I don't remember getting PLD in Halifax,) because I got posted to the JPSU.
I was released in 2015, I am still on SISIP. I am probably one of the least complicated payouts, I haven't received anything while I guess others have. but there is a lot of different information coming from a lot of places.

I do know for myself for a fact as Reg Force I was collecting PLD from 2004-2009 (Halifax) then while on IR from Halifax from 2009-2011 so I'm guessing I should receive something. That's like 7 years in total of collecting PLD (Halifax).

 

[dapaterson]

I do know for myself for a fact as Reg Force I was collecting PLD from 2004-2009 (Halifax) then while on IR from Halifax from 2009-2011 so I'm guessing I should receive something. That's like 7 years in total of collecting PLD (Halifax).

The question is not "did you ever receive an allowance" but rather " what allowances were you in receipt of on your day of release"?

 

[Teager]

New update.

SISIP LTD Allowances Class Action Lawyers | McInnes Cooper

Class Action regarding the calculation of long-term disability benefits under Division 2, Part III(B) of SISIP Policy #901102. Parties are proceeding with settlement discussions.

www.mcinnescooper.com

 

[MidShipsMan]

Ooof, this whole 50% , 70% of class member's payments just seems like a convenient way to pay nobody. Has ANYONE received payment, or even communication stating what their payment could look like? Are we getting interest for the delay? If I'm getting an allowance that should have been paid to me 10 years ago, I should get at least 50% interest added to that.

 

[Teager]

Ooof, this whole 50% , 70% of class member's payments just seems like a convenient way to pay nobody. Has ANYONE received payment, or even communication stating what their payment could look like? Are we getting interest for the delay? If I'm getting an allowance that should have been paid to me 10 years ago, I should get at least 50% interest added to that.

Yes, a lot more people are getting paid. If your someone that is still on sisip LTD beyond the 2 year mark then expect to be more towards the end of the line. They started paying all the members that only did 2 years or were age 65 and over first which is a lot of people. From my guess it looks like they are just finishing those people up and are now coming back around to those still on SISIP. The deadline is June 2025 so there is still a lot of time left for payments. Just remember each month that goes by is another month owed to you if still on SISIP.

If you want to argue interest you would have to ask the lawyers that. You are able to estimate your payment if you know the amount of the allowance you were receiving times that by the amount of months you are on SISIP for only going back to 2012 if you happen to be out before then. Then take off 30% for taxes and another 16.5% for lawyer fees. Now you can try to figure out the annual increase for inflation for each year to if you want to be a lot more accurate. It should give a rough idea of what to expect.

 

[RedCastleBowser]

Yes, a lot more people are getting paid. If your someone that is still on sisip LTD beyond the 2 year mark then expect to be more towards the end of the line. They started paying all the members that only did 2 years or were age 65 and over first which is a lot of people. From my guess it looks like they are just finishing those people up and are now coming back around to those still on SISIP. The deadline is June 2025 so there is still a lot of time left for payments. Just remember each month that goes by is another month owed to you if still on SISIP.

If you want to argue interest you would have to ask the lawyers that. You are able to estimate your payment if you know the amount of the allowance you were receiving times that by the amount of months you are on SISIP for only going back to 2012 if you happen to be out before then. Then take off 30% for taxes and another 16.5% for lawyer fees. Now you can try to figure out the annual increase for inflation for each year to if you want to be a lot more accurate. It should give a rough idea of what to expect.

Where are you getting your info on this? I have tried talking to both the law firm and SISIP and both keep telling me to talk to the other one.

I'm still on SISIP, and haven't heard anything really, has any one still on SISIP heard anything? Or at least a notification?

 

[Teager]

Where are you getting your info on this? I have tried talking to both the law firm and SISIP and both keep telling me to talk to the other one.

I'm still on SISIP, and haven't heard anything really, has any one still on SISIP heard anything? Or at least a notification?

There is a group on Facebook for current lawsuits. A lot of people have mentioned being paid out but those that have been paid are the 2 year people. There are some that have been paid that are still on SISIP but not many.

I'm still on SISIP but I don't expect anything until the Spring time.

If you've been confirmed apart of the lawsuit then basically just have to wait. Only 9 1/2 months left to go now anyway.

 

[gryphonv]

I just got letters regarding the my LTD adjustment.

I came off Manulife LTD July 2018. I assume they are working their way up chronologically. I was on Manilife LTD for 2 years.

But this feels to be moving pretty fast.

I did receive payment earlier this summer. Which I assumed was this. But no paperwork.