Can owner of practice deny you access to your long term disability insurance?
Of course he can't do that. You have a right under federal employee benefits law (ERISA) to make a claim under the company's long term disability...
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Employee benefits Lawyer at Portland, OR
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Of course he can't do that. You have a right under federal employee benefits law (ERISA) to make a claim under the company's long term disability...
Yes, your son should be entitled to a child's benefit based on your disability, depending on what kind of benefits you're receiving. If you're on...
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Yes, if you don't already have a Social Security attorney, you should get one of those, but more importantly, you need an employee benefits / ERISA...
I've had several cases for traveling regional managers, salespeople, etc., and if travel is a material part of the job, and the policy is worded...
I agree with the other attorneys that it depends on the language of your plan, but I'd say it's about 50/50 on whether it's going to be an offset. ...
If you're going to be receiving SSDI, and not SSI, then it doesn't matter where you keep your money, because there's no limit on how much you can...
I agree with Mr. Kerr. Let me explain a little bit about how Sun Life, and all similar disability carriers, think about the math in cases like...
Because you were married for 10+ years, you may be able to collect a social security benefit from his earnings. You'll need to be divorced for at...
I agree with Mr. Farrell, as usual, but I want to caution you that I've seen SSA and various LTD carriers contact all sorts of people they aren't...
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You should contact an experienced employee benefits attorney as soon as possible - preferably before the insurance company makes its final denial...