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Is an Attorney Really Needed for Long Term Disability Insurance?
When you are facing the challenges of a long-term disability, one of the first questions that comes to mind is whether you need an attorney to help with your claim.
5 Ways an Attorney Maximizes Your Chances of Winning a Long-Term Disability Appeal
When you are facing the challenges of a long-term disability claim, it can be overwhelming to navigate the complexities of the process on your own.
ERISA Rights of Applicants Who Have Been Denied Long-Term Disability Benefits
When workers apply for long-term disability benefits under their employer-sponsored [...]
Does ERISA Still Apply if I Leave My Employer but Maintain the Long-Term Disability Policy?
Many long-term disability insurance policies and most of those covered [...]
Are There Time Limits on My Ability to Apply for Long-Term Disability Benefits?
All long-term disability insurance policies contain strict time limits on [...]
How Keeping Medical Logs Can Help Prove Your Long-Term Disability Claims
One of the most effective ways to proactively plan for [...]
Defining “Regular” or “Own Occupation” for the Purposes of ERISA Long-Term Disability Claims
Long-term disability insurance policies are designed to provide you with [...]
What Happens if a Plan Administrator Fails to Make a Decision on My Application for Benefits on Time?
The Employee Retirement Security Act of 1974 governs various aspects [...]
Different Options for Obtaining Long-Term Disability Benefits
Long-term disability insurance policies are meant to replace your income [...]
What is “Reasonable Continuity” for the Purposes of Defining Disability?
Many long-term disability insurance policies define disability as the inability [...]