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All too often an insured will wait to challenge an insurance company’s position that a claim is subject a limited pay period until after the limited benefit period ends. By waiting for the expiration of the limited benefit period the insured is forced to appeal a denial of benefits while no money is forthcoming from an insurance company. When time and money is of the essence action must be taken quickly.

I have been disabled for over 2 years now and collecting SSDI since 2010. In 2011 I returned to the work force on a “trial” work period to determine if I could work. I had gone through several procedures to help my chronic back pain and was in real threat of losing my car, home etc. because I was so far behind on paying my bills. Social Security offered me the chance to see if I could work by the return to work trial they offer. For about 6 months I did work, but as each day went by my pain became worse.

I have worked for my work for over 4 years. During working for this company I learned I have bipolar, anxiety, and depression. I have gone out of work about 4 times for the same reason always having issues but getting them approved. This time I opened a claim and let’s just say they said I didn’t; they reviewed the call and eventually opened the claim 2 weeks later. Then after calling for 2 weeks everyday to get info and see what I needed to do, then denied my claim. Saying I am not disabled, my Dr. did not give me the option to go back to work.

The Media & News section of our website was designed to educate the public about disability insurance claims and to provide further information about the qualifications and experience of our attorneys.

We offer flexible attorney fee options and our committed to providing outstanding service to each client. Regular communication with our clients and enforcing timely payment of disability benefits is our priority.

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