A Lawyer's Guide to Filing Long-Term Disability Claims and Appeals
By (Author) Allan Checkoway
American Bar Association
American Bar Association
13th August 2020
United States
General
Non Fiction
Administrative jurisdiction and public administration
Disability and the law
Government powers
344.730218
Paperback
304
Width 152mm, Height 228mm
When addressing claims, different approaches to handling each disability claim are necessary because contractual provisions can vary dramatically, especially when addressing the definition of "tota" or "partial" disability.
This unique resource will help attorneys learn about four types of long-term disability (LTD) insurance: individual, group, Social Security, and Veterans Affairs. They will obtain detailed information about the claims process, including common reasons claims are denied, frequent filing mistakes, and how to guide clients through effective communication with claims examiners and physicians. The author utilizes decades of on-the-job experience to help attorneys understand the LTD claims process and guide their clients through it successfully.
This publication is likewise a valuable resource for lawyers who are counseling clients who are considering the purchase of individual or group disability coverage, as it discusses all the many definitions of disability. It explains the types of coverage and the related terminology, as well as how to achieve full protection.
Allan Checkoway, of North Easton, MA., serves as a Principal of United Benefit Services Insurance Agency LLC and has been its Associate since 1999. Since 1990, Mr. Checkoway has been Principal of Disability Services Group, which he founded in 1990. His career includes thirty years of life and health insurance experience, with twenty-four years specializing in the brokerage placement of disability income insurance and long term care coverages.