This video discusses what you should consider if your long-term disability insurance claim has been wrongfully denied or terminated.
What To Do If Your Long-Term Disability Insurance Claim Has Been Denied [Video]Read More
This video discusses what you should consider if your long-term disability insurance claim has been wrongfully denied or terminated.
What To Do If Your Long-Term Disability Insurance Claim Has Been Denied [Video]Read More
This video goes over your legal rights after you have “exhausted your administrative appeals”, or completed all of the appeals available to you directly with your long-term disability insurance company.
What To Do After A Final Long-Term Disability Denial? [Video]Read More
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.
Why Are Long-Term Disability Claims Often Cut Off After Two Years Of Benefits? [Video]Read More
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz discusses long-term disability insurance claims and the chances of winning a lawsuit in court.
What Are My Chances Of Winning A Lawsuit In A Long-Term Disability Claim? [Video]Read More
Disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz discusses long-term disability insurance claims and whether an insured can sue for future benefits and attorney’s fees when suing an insurer for long-term disability benefits.
When your long term disability insurance claim is denied or if your benefits have been cut off, you typically have 180 days to file an appeal. Although our office can prepare an appeal in a matter of days, it more typically takes several months to prepare an effective appeal that has a good chance of winning. Watch this video for a further explanation of why it takes so long to file an LTD appeal.
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If your long term disability insurance claim has been denied or if your benefits are terminated, your denial letter may indicate that you have 180 days to file an appeal. This video explains why the LTD insurance company gives you such a long time to file an appeal (and why it often takes much of this time to prepare the appeal).
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You may be wondering how an attorney can assist at this stage of the process. In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz explains how an attorney can help during the administrative appeal of an LTD claim
Most (but not all) long-term disability appeals allow up to 180 days to file an appeal. This video really addresses two questions: (1) How long does a long-term disability appeal take? And (2) Why does it take so long to file an LTD appeal?
How Long Does A Long-Term Disability Appeal Take? [Video]Read More
This video covers advanced strategies in long-term disability (LTD) insurance appeals. These strategies apply whether the LTD application was denied or the benefits were initially paid and then terminated.
Advanced Strategies In Long-Term Disability Insurance Appeals [Video]Read More
Ortiz Law Firm is a national disability law firm specializing in long-term disability appeals, disability insurance lawsuits, and Social Security Disability claims. Contact us for a free case review.
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