It may go without saying, but to be eligible for long-term disability benefits, you have to have the policy in effect at the time of your disability – which usually requires you to be employed at the time of disability, but not necessarily working.
One responsibility that insurance companies have during the application and denial process for benefits is to give you all the necessary information in the administrative record for your case so that you can look at everything they are looking at when making their decision.
One question we get a lot is: how do I apply for long-term disability benefits? An application is usually pretty easy to do, so attorneys aren't generally required or necessary for this step; but questions can come up.
At Bonnici Law Group, we receive many calls regarding mental illness claims. Whether it's for anxiety, depression, or some other mental illness, many of those claims are presented for benefits. There are a lot of details within these policies that you have to know before you apply.
While a bicycle is not considered a vehicle in California (it’s considered a “device” according to Ca Vehicle Code (CVC) Sec. 231) they are held to most of the same standards as vehicles on the road.
One of the most common questions injured cyclists ask is: do bicycle accident settlements cover medical treatment? The short answer is yes. This blog will go over everything you need to know to get accident settlements to cover your medical care.
Making sense of what you’re reading is vital in helping you increase the success rate of your disability claim. That’s why in today’s blog, we decided to put together a list of the top basic terms used in long term disability language.
While a disability claim approved by the Social Security Administration (SSA) does not automatically mean your Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim will also be approved, it is very concerning when one’s LTD claim is denied in light of an SSDI approval.
Long-term disability denials happen all too frequently. But if it happens to you, be aware of your right to appeal and your right to a neutral decision from the LTD Plan administrator
Long-term disability insurance can be a complex subject. It is recommended to educate yourself and to make sure you fully understand what is included in order to get the most out of your coverage. When researching long-term disability topics, many terms come up over and over again. One of these phrases is the elimination period.
By placing your interests first, we make sure your legal matters are taken care of in an efficient and aggressive matter so you can continue living your life with minimal interruption. Whether you need a bike lawyer, disability insurance attorney, or personal injury lawyer in San Diego, we can help!
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By placing your interests first, we make sure your legal matters are taken care of in an efficient and aggressive matter so you can continue living your life with minimal interruption. Whether you need a bike lawyer, disability insurance attorney, or personal injury lawyer in San Diego, we can help!
© Copyright - 2025 | Bonnici Law Group, Inc | All Rights Reserved
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