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If You Were Denied LTD Benefits or if Your LTD Benefits Were Terminated, You Can File an Appeal. Let Us Help.

If you were denied LTD benefits or if your benefits were terminated, you may feel frustrated and unsure of where to turn. After all, you paid for these benefits and now, when you need them, the insurance company is trying to keep these benefits from you.

DON’T GIVE UP!

If ERISA applies, you have 180 days to appeal. But do not file your appeal on your own! Call us immediately if you’ve received a letter denying your benefits, terminating your benefits or even threatening to terminate your benefits.

The insurance company will try to fight you to keep you from getting your benefits. They may even use stall tactics to try and delay paying you. This is where an attorney can help make a big difference in your appeal. Call us before you appeal.

Don’t feel like your life plan is off the rails; let our LTD benefits attorneys help you get your life back on track. If you’re worried about having to borrow from your retirement and worried how you’re going to make ends meet while you can’t work, give us a call.

Protect your financial life. Fight your long-term disability denial with an experienced lawyer.

Your LTD Insurance Provider is Usually Not on Your Side

These insurance companies are no different than other insurance companies; in most cases they aren’t going to just hand you a check.

Before you talk to the insurance company, talk with Robertson Wendt Disability. We’ll review your LTD policy or plan so we can give you all your options and help you get the benefits you paid for. Contact us now to get started with a free telephone consultation.

DON’T ACCEPT FREE LTD REPRESENTATION – IT WILL COST YOU IN THE END. FIND OUT WHY!
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