After paying 6 months of long term disability benefits for an Engineer with worsening depression, Prudential randomly decided to deny disability benefits. Long term disability attorney Rachel Alters discusses Prudential’s basis for denying benefits and the actions Rachel took
Long term disability lawyers Cesar Gavidia and Gregory Dell discuss a 6th Circuit Court of Appeals decision in which the court found that Unum’s denial of benefits to a lawyer with mental illness was improper.
A Lincoln Financial disability denial when you transition to LTD from STD is not uncommon. Long-term disability lawyers Stephen Jessup and Gregory Dell discuss why Lincoln denied LTD benefits to our client after they had awarded her shot term
KPMG employees have very demanding jobs and we have helped a lot of KPMG consultants. This case is a classic example of Prudential approving short term disability and then denying long term disability benefits.
Our client, a 66 year old software developer employed by Novo Nordisk was denied long term disability benefits by Lincoln Financial. How does Lincoln deny long term disability benefits to a 66 year old male that has multiple sclerosis
This Sun Life disability benefit denial claim came to us after many law firms rejected the claim. Sun Life was denying disability benefits due to an alcoholism exclusion and we are able to prove that our client’s cirrhosis was
This is a long term disability insurance claim where we helped a radiologist to apply and get approved for Unum long term disability benefits. This claim was challenging because our client had been treating for depression and anxiety for
Long term disability insurance attorney Stephen Jessup discusses the reasons that NY Life denied benefits and the strategy he took to get the NY Life disability denial reversed on appeal.
It is typical for Lincoln Financial to deny disability insurance benefits after paying for 24 months due to a change in the definition of disability from own occupation to any occupation. Disability insurance attorney Alex Palamara discusses how Lincoln
Our client, an MRI TECH, was disabled due to multiple sclerosis and degenerative disc disease resulting in a neck surgery. Prudential challenged our client’s disabling condition by approving and denying her claim multiple times throughout a 9 year period.