CHICAGO DISABILITY INSURANCE LAWYERS
When you need guidance about your short-term or long-term disability claim, our insurance attorneys are here to help.
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Our Chicago-based legal team helps professionals across Illinois with their insurance-related claims and disputes.
After our client’s disability insurance benefits were improperly terminated, we negotiated a $1.6 million settlement for him.
Our medical practice team recovered $500,000 for a physician group when an insurer failed to properly reimburse them for their services.
We collected $440,000 in unpaid disability insurance benefits for our client and got her LTD benefits reinstated by proving she was disabled from any occupation.
For physicians, executives, consultants, business owners, and other professionals, your ability to work is often tied to years of training, specialized knowledge, and significant financial responsibility. When an illness or…
Contact the short-term disability lawyers at Bryant Legal Group in Chicago for help appealing a disability denial for a mental health condition.
If you receive disability insurance through your employer, you might assume that filing a claim will be straightforward. After all, you’ve paid for coverage—either directly or through your employee benefits package—and you need those…
Our experienced team has helped professionals across Chicago and Illinois recover millions in unpaid benefits and compensation. Bryant Legal Group takes a practical approach, focusing on your needs.
Short-term disability insurance typically covers a portion of your income for a limited period (usually 3-6 months), while long-term disability insurance provides coverage for extended periods, potentially until retirement age.
You should consult with a disability lawyer as soon as you receive a denial or termination of benefits, or if you’re having difficulty with your insurance company during the claims process.
ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) governs most employer-sponsored disability insurance plans. ERISA claims follow specific federal procedures and timelines that differ significantly from individual disability insurance policies.
Many disability insurance policies include provisions for partial or residual disability benefits if you can work in a limited capacity but cannot perform all the duties of your occupation.
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