Edward O Comitz

Edward O Comitz's Answers (6)

Scottsdale, AZ

Insurance Lawyer at Scottsdale, AZ

Practice Areas: Insurance

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I have been on claim with Paul revere, now unum for over 10 years. they out of clear blue offered a lumpsum buyout.

Edward's answer | Answered on April 26, 2012

I agree with the previous comment that you should speak with an attorney in person before you take any action on Paul Revere's offer. With that...

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It is legal for ltd insurance co to use an offset of my social security wages?

Edward's answer | Answered on June 30, 2009

Though I'm not licensed to practice in your state, I can provide some general information for you. This practice is usually legal. You should...

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Is it legal for a long term disability Ins. to request their payments back when you are award Social Security Disability?

Edward's answer | Answered on June 26, 2009

While I am not licensed to practice in your state, I can provide some general information. If your disability insurance policy was...

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My long term disability company sent me a letter requesting payback of $19,800 dollars, can they do that?

Edward's answer | Answered on June 26, 2009

While I am not licensed to practice in your state, I can provide some general information. If your disability insurance policy was...

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If I am disabled and receive disability benefits and then becoming an author/writer considered work?

Edward's answer | Answered on June 26, 2009

While I am not licensed to practice in your state, I can provide some general information. The answer to your question will depend on the type of...

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I need a long term disability insurance lawyer

Edward's answer | Answered on June 10, 2009

Insurance companies use a variety of means to deny or terminate legimate claims. In many cases, the wrong person has been placed under...

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