I am currently fighting my insurance for LTD and in the process my work has told me I am to be terminated.

The answer depends on the terms of policy. Because people who claim disability often cannot go back to work, LTD policies have provisions to...

Can i go to court and be compensated ?

The answer to this question requires knowledge of the lady's insurance policy. The amount the insurer should pay is dictated by that document. ...

I had an MD appt Feb 24,2014. They said they took my insurance. I just got a bill dated 3/9/15 for$950. Do I have to pay?

The answer would depend on what steps your provider took to verify coverage prior to rendering services. If the carrier told the provider that you...

My health insurance company is suddenly claiming I owe them over $1500 dollars for 2014 and 2015.

In addition to your health plan's internal appeals process, New York law gives patients and providers an external review remedy. How to file for...

You may have a cause of action, but more would need to be known. For example, if you have health insurance through work, you'd most likely have to...

Depending on the terms of your policy, the answer is most likely yes. Insurance companies often use examinations under oath ("EUO") as a way to...

Doctor ran insurance, said it was covered. Insurance says out of network.

The law in California is split as to whether the insurer's verified the availability of coverage requires the plan to pay. It may come down to the...

Received an additional billing after paying the estimated amount. What can I do in this case (explained in the details)?

The answer may depend on how you obtained your dental policy. If through work, then the policy likely allows for you to appeal the insurance...

Medicaid paid my bills the insurance company offering 150 is that right

Typically speaking, Medicaid payments can only be accepted by providers enrolled in Medicaid who agree to accept Medicaid payments as payment in...

Must I accept a salvage titled from my insurance company?

It depends on the terms of your policy but the answer is typically no. Many insurers ask for this even when they have no right to do so. Ask the...