Disability Insurance Benefit Tips
Practical advice from our disability insurance lawyers to help you protect your benefits, navigate the claims process, and avoid common pitfalls.
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Will the insurance company pay me long term disability benefits while my appeal or lawsuit is pending?
If your disability claim is under appeal, insurers may or may not continue payments. Learn how appeals and lawsuits affect ongoing disability benefits.
Is there new support for fibromyalgia disability insurance claims?
Legal cases and medical research may strengthen fibromyalgia disability claims. Learn about recent developments that impact claim approvals.
How long is the disability insurance company required to pay once my disability claim is approved?
Disability benefits may be paid for a set period or until retirement. Learn how insurers determine the length of benefit payments.
If my disability insurance claim denial is reversed will I receive interest?
If your disability claim is reinstated after a denial, you may be owed back payments and interest. Learn when insurers must pay interest on benefits.
Do I need to send the "medical authorization release" form to the disability insurance company?
Should you release medical records to disability insurance company? Learn when it’s required, what’s at stake, and how to protect your privacy.
Will the disability insurance company pay my attorney fees and cost if I win my Appeal?
Some disability cases allow claimants to recover attorney fees after an appeal. Learn when insurers must pay legal costs and how this process works.
Can I sue my long term disabilty insurance company for bad faith or punitive damages?
Denied LTD benefits unfairly? You may have legal options. Explore the possibility of suing your disability insurance company for bad faith or punitive damages.
Why should I hire a disability insurance attorney to submit my ERISA Appeal?
If your disability claim was denied under ERISA, you may need to file a lawsuit. Learn what to expect and how courts handle ERISA disability cases.
How do I determine my date of disability?
Your date of disability affects eligibility, waiting periods, and benefits. Learn how insurers calculate this date and why it matters for your claim.
What are self reported condition limitations in a group long term disability insurance policy?
Many long-term disability policies limit benefits for self-reported conditions. Learn what these limitations mean and how they affect claims.
Can my long term disability claim be denied for a pre-existing condition?
Insurance companies often deny long-term disability claims due to pre-existing conditions. Find out what policies define as “pre-existing” and how to dispute.
What is a residual disability income claim?
Residual disability benefits provide partial payments for those with reduced work capacity. Learn how insurers calculate and approve residual claims.
Can I do volunteer work while I am collecting long term disability benefits?
Can you volunteer while on disability? Understand the rules and regulations regarding volunteering while on disability. Prevent jeopardizing your claim.
Does Social Security always deny disability claimants the first time they submit a claim?
Many SSDI applicants are denied initially but can appeal. Learn why claims get rejected, how to strengthen your case, and the steps to take after a denial.
Can the disability insurance company require me to have surgery in order to collect disability insurance benefits?
Some disability insurers suggest or require surgery before approving benefits. Learn your rights and whether you can be forced into a medical procedure.
How often does the Social Security Administration evalaute a claimant's eligibility for SSDI benefits?
The Social Security Administration periodically reviews SSDI claims to ensure continued eligibility. Learn how often reviews occur and what to expect.
How often does the disability insurance company expect a disability claimant to treat with a doctor?
Disability attorney Gregory Dell discusses how often a disability insurance company requires a claimant to treat with a doctor. The disability insurance...
How does the Social Security Administration determine if a person is eligible for social security disability benefits?
The Social Security Administration evaluates medical conditions and work history when determining SSDI eligibility. Learn about the approval process.
What are the five most common reasons for a long term disability insurance claim denial?
Disability attorney Gregory Dell discusses the five most common reasons a long term disability insurance claim is denied. Claimants often ask me what are the...
Does social security disability approve claims that are based on subjective medical conditions?
Conditions like chronic pain or mental health disorders can be difficult to prove in disability claims. Learn how Social Security evaluates these claims.
