Disability Insurance Claims Attorneys
Why hire our disability claims insurance attorneys?
Simple. Our successful track record and outstanding reputation for winning fair compensation for the disabled means insurance companies are often willing to settle claims quickly. And, when they don't, we take them to court and win.
Our disability insurance attorneys represent America's leading professional athletes, entertainers, and professionals as well as average white collar and blue collar workers.
- We are the nation's leading disability insurance law firm, litigating on behalf of disabled people in all 50 states.
- Our disability lawyers have successfully represented more than 20,000 disabled workers over the past two decades.
- We are passionate about helping disabled people obtain the disability benefits they deserve.
- We're known for filing disability benefits lawsuits that other law firm's wouldn't touch.
- We will represent clients for a 50 cent claim or a $50 million claim.
Individual Insurance and Employer-Sponsored Long-Term Disability
We represent policyholders who have purchased private disability insurance from an agent or broker, including occupation-specific, credit card, mortgage, business overhead and key man disability insurance.
We also represent people who purchase long-term disability insurance (LTD) through their employers. If your employer paid your premiums, a potential lawsuit is litigated under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) and heard by a judge, not a jury. Legal remedies in ERISA cases are typically limited to benefits owed.
If your insurance company has denied payment of your disability benefits, don't take no for an answer. Talk to the disability insurance claims lawyers of Shernoff Bidart Echeverria Bentley LLP today.
Our law firm introduced the legal concept of insurance bad faith in 1971 by winning disability benefits for a disabled farm worker, Otis Drake, whose disability benefits had been cut off. In 1979, we established the legal precedent for insurance bad faith in Eagan v. Mutual of Omaha, a case involving another disabled worker.
More Information About Insurance Claims
- Disability Insurance Claims Legal Representation
- Long-Term Disability Insurance Claims and Legal FAQS
- Insurance Policy Cancellation Legal FAQs
