Long-Term Disability Denials

Why Are Long-Term Disability Claims Often Cut Off After Two Years Of Benefits [Video]

This video addresses the common reasons why long-term disability insurance companies terminate benefits after two years, or 24 months. If your LTD claim has been wrongfully denied, you have the legal right to appeal.

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What To Do After A Final Long-Term Disability Denial [Video]

What To Do After A Final Long-Term Disability Denial

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What To Do If Your Long-Term Disability Claim Has Been Denied [Video]

This video discusses what you should consider if your long-term disability insurance claim has been wrongfully denied or terminated.

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3 Steps To Take If Your Long-Term Disability Benefits Have Been Cut Off [Video]

In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz goes over the three steps you should take if a long-term disability insurance company has cut off or terminated your benefits.

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Top 10 Reasons Why Long-Term Disability Insurance Companies Deny Claims [Video]

This video gives a detailed explanation of the top ten reasons we have found that long-term disability insurance companies deny claims. You may recognize some of these as reasons cited in the denial letter in your own LTD claim.

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Does A Long-Term Disability Insurance Company Have The Right To Deny Your Claim? [Video]

The short answer is yes, the insurance company does have the right to deny your claim if they determine that you do not meet the definition of disability. In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz explains that under most long-term disability insurance plans the insurance company has the discretion to interpret plan provisions. What that means is they have the right to review your case determine whether you have satisfied the definition of disability.

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