Tag: wrongfully denied claims
Understanding LTD and Disability Insurance Lawyer Fees
Posted June 1, 2017
Long-term disability (LTD) insurance is designed to provide policyholders with a portion of their monthly income for a predetermined amount of time if they become disabled and cannot work due to a covered illness or injury. An insurer’s definition of disabled, however, may not comport with common-use, dictionary definitions. Also, some disability insurance policies may […]
Are smartphone ‘pings’ being used against policyholders?
Posted March 31, 2017
Not that long ago, the two most important items to remember before leaving the house were your keys and your wallet. Today, that list includes the relevant, must-have, smartphone. Technology is important for everyday tasks from personal communications, to streamlining and accomplishing professional tasks. However, recent reports indicate that these ubiquitous devices are now playing […]
The perils of retroactive date exclusions
Posted January 11, 2017
Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for insurance carriers to use a retroactive date exclusion to deny policyholders from their claims. If you or someone you know has received a denial letter, it is important to understand that this does not mean that nothing more can be done; you may have the claim re-examined and negotiated, […]
Former employee alleges insurer wrongfully denied her claim
Posted January 6, 2017
When an injury, illness or other health condition is so severe that it renders a person unable to work, the worker is in a bad position. Without the income from employment, bills and debt can quickly pile up. If the person tries to return to work, he or she may be unable to perform his […]
Why homeowners’ insurance truly is the gift that keeps on giving
Posted December 21, 2016
From giving the perfect gift to cooking the perfect dinner, we are bombarded with advertisements from Black Friday all the way through New Year’s Eve calling on us to be nothing less than flawless in our holiday planning and execution. Most of us know from experience, however, that this is not only impossible, but also […]
Dentist with disabling condition may be covered by insurance
Posted December 2, 2016
People who work in the dental profession, just like people who work in other fields, may experience certain occupation-related injuries. After all, they might have to work in uncomfortable positions for long periods, which places a strain on their necks and backs. If a dental hygienist or dentist suffers a disabling condition as a result […]
Why are veteran disability claims delayed and denied
Posted November 11, 2016

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Ex-Rams lineman sues NFL over denied disability benefits
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While the start of the National Football League season is always greeted with great enthusiasm by fans across the nation, it took on added significance for many people here in Southern California this year. That’s because it marked the inaugural season of the Los Angeles Rams franchise, which has returned to the city — and […]
Denied disability appeal leads to lawsuit against United of Omaha
Posted October 27, 2016
When you have a long-term disability policy in place, you expect that policy to cover a variety of needs, including your lost wages. According to one man, his claim for long-term disability benefits was denied by United of Omaha Life Insurance. He has filed a lawsuit against the insurance company. The case was filed in […]
Physician fights long-term disability denial
Posted October 15, 2016
Can depression be a reason for a long-term disability denial? One man, who is a physician, is suing Life Insurance Co. of North American and Does 1-10 for failing to pay him the long-term disability payments he says are due. The physician applied for long-term disability benefits in April 2013 for a psychiatric disability. The […]

