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Info Library

Find answers to your disability claim questions.

Welcome to our Info Library.

The Info Library is a resource for people who have questions about disability insurance benefits, insurance companies, medical conditions, occupational demands, claims, appeals, and litigation.

Think of it as a practical guide to disability claims. Our goal is to explain common issues in clear, useful terms so you can better understand the process, the risks, and the decisions that may affect your benefits.

New articles are added regularly.

 

Category: Policies

Learn About Your Long Term Disability Policy

Policies

The terms of your long term disability policy will heavily influence the outcome of your claim. The policy serves as your primary source of rights with respect to your benefits, but it also sets forth many obligations that you must satisfy.  You should thoroughly review your policy before going out on long term disability, filing your claim, or filing an appeal.  Understanding your policy's terms will substantially increase your chances of success. 

There’s a lot to consider, and you need answers.  We can help.  Below you'll find the important terms found in most long term disability policies.  You'll also find numerous tips and best practices for taking advantage of your policy provisions. 

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Who is Eligible for Long Term Disability?

Policies Strategy - Apply for Benefits Strategy - Leave Work Protected Eligibility

Having insurance of any sort is an interesting proposition. Whether required by law or optional or whether it's provided by one’s employer or purchased privately, most people acquire various policies protecting different interests all with the hope of never having to be in the position of needing the benefits the policy coverage provides. However, as obvious as it may seem to the person making a that they are disabled and cannot work, it is the insurance carrier who makes that decision.  As our NY disability attorneys can attest, many claimants are surprised to learn that they have had their claim denied.

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