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In 1997 The Paul Revere Corporation was acquired by Provident Corporation, which later merged with Unum in 1999. The Paul Revere Corporation was founded in 1966 and is based in Worcester, Massachusetts. It celebrated its centennial in 1995. The corporation goes back to the 1895 establishment of the Masonic Protective Association.
Paul Revere Corp. operated as the holding company for The Paul Revere Life Insurance Company, which offered non-cancelable disability insurance products in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Canada.
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 Paul Revere:
- Application for long-term disability benefits with Paul Revere
- Application for short-term disability benefits with Paul Revere
- Monthly claim handling of Paul Revere long-term disability insurance claims
- Appeal of a Paul Revere denial of long-term disability benefits
- ERISA appeal of a Paul Revere denial of long-term disability benefits
- Lawsuit against Paul Revere for denial of long-term disability benefits
- Lump-sum buyout of a Paul Revere long-term disability insurance policy
- Department of Insurance complaints against Paul Revere for wrongful delay and denial of long-term disability benefits
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- New Jersey claimant files suit against New York Life, Unum and Paul Revere for miscalculated disability benefits
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I had a long term disability insurance with Paul Revere. When I got it they told me that any premiums paid would be returnable if I did not use the disability insurance. Well I did not use the disability and I have paid well over $11000.00 in premiums over the years. I am 65 and no longer want to carry the policy. How do I collect?
Art, if your disability policy has a return of premium provision, then you need to file a claim with the company. It is rare to have such a benefit, but they do exist.
If i become disabled at age 62, how long will my policy pay?
Charlestine,
You need to review your disability insurance policy in order to determine the maximum benefit period for long term disability benefits. This information is usually on the Schedule Page of your disability policy.