My Long-Term Disability Benefits Have Been Terminated. Now What?
My long-term disability payments have been terminated after four years. I received the policy through my employment many years ago. What should I do now?
You should contact a qualified lawyer as soon as possible - you have a limited period to appeal your decision. It is strongly suggested that you not attempt the appeal process on your own because the documentation submitted in support of your appeal not only will determine whether the appeal will be successful but also impact whether you will be able to win a case in court if the appeal is denied.
You should also assemble certain documents for the lawyer to review. This includes a copy of your insurance policy, all correspondence you have had with the insurance company, and any medical records you have concerning your medical condition. Your lawyer will need this documents, and perhaps others, to help you determine your legal rights.
We do not charge for an initial consultation and are honored to help people who have had their long-term disability benefits terminated understand their legal rights.
