Bad Faith In Insurance Denials

An insurance company and their insured have a special relationship of utmost good faith. That’s why when a legitimate insurance claim is denied, people are often left frustrated and unable to understand why “their” insurance company would do this to them. Insurance denials can arise in all forms of insurance … Continue reading

Dentist Long-Term Disability Denials

Long-term disability insurance policies for professionals, unlike other types of long-term disability coverage, are often individual plans, requiring a paramedical examination, with specific policy language. This is because dentists are potentially high earners in a profession that, generally speaking, requires them to stand, sit, or stoop, for long periods of … Continue reading

Employer Paid vs. Employee Paid Premiums for Denied Long-Term Disability Benefits

Long-term disability benefits provide financial support to individuals who can no longer earn income from their job, or any job, due to a medical disability. There are different types of long-term disability policies out there with different terms and arrangements. One of the main differences you see are personal long-term … Continue reading

Understanding Long-Term Disability Insurance Premium Waivers

What Is a Premium Waiver in Long-Term Disability Insurance?

Long-term disability insurance policies exist as a safety net for individuals if, through accident or illness, they become unable to perform their duties of employment. As with other types of insurance, in order to keep your policy in good standing premiums … Continue reading

Can My Insurance Company Deny My Critical Illness Claim?

Having a critical illness insurance policy in place offers a sense of security and financial protection in times of medical emergencies. Unfortunately, there are instances where insurance companies deny critical illness claims, leaving policyholders confused and frustrated. While critical illness insurance denials can be devastating, it is important to understand … Continue reading