
How To Avoid Identity Theft During Tax Season
Posted March 4, 2016
Nearly 60 million Americans have been affected by identity theft, according to a 2018 online survey by The Harris Poll, which also indicates that nearly 15 million consumers experienced identity theft in 2017. In some cases, fraudsters use stolen Social Security numbers to file fraudulent tax returns and take the refund. Here are four tips […]
Neurological issues that may lead to disability claims
Posted March 3, 2016
Neurological issues can be life-altering, and they may make it impossible for you to ever work again in California. Below are a few key issues that are highlighted by the Social Security Administration (SSA). 1. Epilepsy With this disorder, the sudden onset of seizures can occur. Not all cases are the same, so the SSA […]
Appeal a disability denial or file a lawsuit?
Posted February 29, 2016
There is nothing worse than receiving word that a disability insurance claim has been denied. If this happens, you may wonder how you will get by until you are able to return to work. Just because you receive a denial does not mean you have to give in. You have the right to protect yourself, […]
How To File A Disability Claim For Stroke Or Heart Conditions
Posted February 26, 2016
Download this episode: On iTunes | On Stitcher February is American Heart Month, which means we’ve seen many tips for stroke prevention and heart health. For the 85.6 million Americans living with some form of cardiovascular disease or the after-effects of a stroke, what’s the next course of action? In this episode, we discuss the […]
The challenges of getting benefits for a self-reported condition
Posted February 24, 2016
Insurance companies often limit the disability benefits they pay for “self-reported” conditions to two years. However, these conditions often last for far longer than that. This means that people may require medical treatment and be unable to work well past the time when they stop receiving benefits. At DarrasLaw, we work to help our clients […]
What are the best reasons to buy individual disability insurance?
Posted February 22, 2016
If you don’t receive disability insurance through a group policy, it may be in your best interest to purchase individual coverage. In short, disability insurance is purchased as protection in the event that you are unable to work as the result of an injury or illness. Even if you receive group disability insurance, you still […]
Frank Darras Interviewed on the Thriving Dentist Podcast
Posted February 19, 2016
Since day one, Frank Darras’s mission has been to spread the message far and wide about the pitfalls of disability insurance and how you as a dentist and business owner can set yourself and your practice up for success.This podcast has a wealth of information for dentists…Frank addresses several details of disability insurance that dentists need to know, including:

- he 4 most common individual disability policies dentists need to know about
- Whether you should pay your policy through your dental practice or yourself
- The details of insurance coverage for overhead expenses
- The important clauses that come in disability insurance policies
- The disadvantages of group long-term disability insurance coverage
- The ways in which ERISA impacts disability insurance
Woman sues insurer for not paying claim after nervous breakdown
Posted February 18, 2016
Not all long-term disability claims involve physical injuries or illnesses. Mental health issues can also require a person to take a significant period of time off from work. In West Virginia, a woman is suing Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for its failure to pay her claim after she reportedly suffered a nervous breakdown. The woman, […]
Don’t be confused by a disability insurance denial
Posted February 16, 2016
Just because you make a disability insurance claim does not mean the insurance company will pay out the appropriate benefits without delay. There are times when insurers fight against this for one reason or another. If you receive a disability insurance claim denial, you have two options. You can agree with the decision and go […]