Northwestern Mutual

Disability Claim Forms
- Northwestern Mutual Long Term Disability Claim Form
Disability Claim Cases Involving Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern Mutual was founded in Janesville, Wisconsin in 1857 is now based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Through the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, the marketing name for the company’s nationwide sales distribution arm, the company provides a range of insurance and investment products in the United States. It offers life, annuity, disability, and long-term care insurance products to the personal, business, and estate markets. The company’s life insurance products include permanent, term, combination, variable life, and universal life insurance products. The Northwestern Mutual Life also offers disability insurance products, including individual disability and group disability insurance; long-term care insurance that provides benefits in the event of a long-term illness or injury; and employee benefits plans, including medical, dental, and vision insurance.
The company’s investment products include a range of mutual funds; annuity products, such as deferred and immediate annuities at variable and fixed rates of return; cash management options; certificates of deposit; money market funds; treasury bills; unit investment trusts; and stocks and bonds. In addition, it provides advisory services, including financial planning, estate planning, trust services, and investment advisory services. Northwestern Mutual posted a total surplus and asset valuation reserve of $15.8 billion, in 2008.
As disability insurance attorneys, Dell & Schaefer have represented numerous clients with their long-term disability claims against Northwestern Mutual and its affiliated companies. Disability Attorneys Dell & Schaefer have provided and offer the following legal services for disability claimants that have a long-term disability insurance policy or disability income policy purchased from Northwestern Mutual:
- Application for long-term disability benefits with Northwestern Mutual
- Application for short-term disability benefits with Northwestern Mutual
- Monthly claim handling of Northwestern Mutual long-term disability insurance claims
- Appeal of a Northwestern Mutual denial of long-term disability benefits
- ERISA appeal of a Northwestern Mutual denial of long-term disability benefits
- Lawsuit against Northwestern Mutual for denial of long-term disability benefits
- Lump-sum buyout of a Northwestern Mutual long-term disability insurance policy
- Department of Insurance complaints against Northwestern Mutual for wrongful delay and denial of long-term disability benefits
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- Northwestern Mutual rescinds disability policy after claimant paid premiums for 15 years


I am a litigation attorney with a paralyzed right vocal cord. My treating physician has placed me on vocal rest and said after the 7 years since my condition I can no longer practice law or work in any capacity involving extensive speaking. NML says I have no limitation and are refusing me any benefits at all on an occupation specific policy I purchased almost 30 years ago. My appeal has been denied.