Cognitive problems like memory lapses, brain fog, trouble concentrating, or slowed thinking can make everyday work tasks feel impossible—and they can qualify you for long term disability benefits when they prevent you from doing your job safely and reliably. All occupations have cognitive demands. Even if you can still perform the physical requirements of your occupation, you may be disabled if you can no longer meet its cognitive demands.
Below we answer common questions on what insurers look for in cognitive impairment claims, practical steps to strengthen your case for benefits, and how an experienced attorney can help you increase your chances of a successful outcome.