Category: Disability Insurance Attorneys

We are a national disability insurance law firm and have helped thousands of people just like you whose claims for short and long-term disability benefits were denied, terminated, or delayed. We are c...

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If your long term disability benefits were smooth sailing in 2022, congratulations. But does that mean the same will occur in 2023? Maybe. And maybe not. COVID had a huge impact on all insurance co...

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We are very honored to have been named to the New York Metro Super Lawyers list as two of the top New York metro area lawyers for 2022.  Both Justin  Frankel and Jason Newfield have been named Super...

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Our disabled client had been receiving benefits from her disability insurance company and expecting them to continue, as her disability had not changed.  She was awarded Social Security disability be...

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Did Guardian/Berkshire Insurance recently deny your long-term disability insurance claim? Our office is receiving more than the usual number of calls regarding denials and terminations of claims from...

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Our 49-year-old client was a healthy, active woman who enjoyed a successful career as an Oncology Nurse Specialist, traveling extensively and dedicated to providing oncology patients with compassionat...

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If Hartford has denied your long term disability claim, you are entitled to appeal the denial. Can you do it yourself? It’s risky. Here’s what you’re up against: If you are counting on the ...

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Inexperienced claimants make a grave error when they focus solely on their medical condition when filing a claim for long term disability insurance. This is one of many reasons to speak with an experi...

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A Judge in Federal Court in Vermont found against Hartford in a Disability ERISA case, ruling its termination of a claim, paid for many years, failed to satisfy the standard to be upheld. A highly com...

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5 – Your claim is going to cost the insurance company money. Do the math. Multiply the amount of money you thought you were going to receive monthly by 12 months, then by the number of people filing...

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