Below is a link that will take you to an article which explains the broader points of ERISA law in a nutshell. Many times the most difficult thing in making a claim under your long-term disability insurance plan is understanding what rules apply to your plan.
Long-term disability policies are written in such a way that they can be confusing to the layperson. Sometimes, things seemingly as simple as when and how to make a claim may be unreasonably confusing.
Remember, we are here to help you. Here at Cody Allison and Associates, we deal with problems like these every day. Contact us if you need to make a claim, or if you have made a claim and are uncertain as to how to proceed. Remember, we are here to help.
If you believe you have been wrongfully denied your ERISA, or non-ERISA, long-term disability benefits, give us a call for a free lawyer consultation. You can reach Cody Allison & Associates, PLLC at (615) 234-6000, or toll free (844) LTD-CODY. We are based in Nashville, Tennessee; however, we represent clients in many states (TN, KY, GA, AL, MS, AR, NC, SC, FL, MI, OH, MO, LA, VA, WV, just to name a few). We will be happy to talk to you no matter where you live. You can also e-mail our office at cody@codyallison.com. Put our experience to work for you. For more information go to www.LTDanswers.com
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