People who suffer from a disability causing both physical and mental symptoms can face certain challenges in filing their long term disability claims. Insurers often try to categorize these claims as strictly "mental" in an effort to limit liability. This is because most long term disability policies limit benefits to 12 or 24 months when the disability is caused by a mental illness. Under these provisions, benefits will stop after one or two years even if you remain totally disabled.
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Scholarly Publications
Explore our published articles in leading legal journals on disability insurance and ERISA law.
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Classes and Webinars
Join our CLE classes and watch on-demand webinars covering long term disability claims, ERISA law, and practical strategies.
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Watch videos explaining key issues in disability claims, including medical evaluations, surveillance, and appeals.
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Educational Books
Access our books providing in-depth guidance on ERISA and long term disability claims for attorneys and professionals.
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