Do I need an attorney to handle a long-term disability appeal with The Standard?
Video Summary
- The Standard, a major insurance company, issues denials for long-term disability claims, triggering an appeal process for claimants.
- Many policies are governed by federal law (ERISA), favoring the insurance company in appeals and lawsuits, with strict rules and limitations for claimants.
- ERISA heavily benefits the insurer; hiring an attorney is recommended to navigate complex procedures and ensure a thorough appeal, maximizing chances of success.
- A successful appeal requires comprehensive information—medical evidence, legal arguments, and case law—to support the inability to work and qualify for disability benefits.
- Kevin McManus Law offers free assistance by reviewing denial letters, providing personalized advice on rights, and guiding individuals on their next steps in the appeal process.
Kevin McManus is an accident injury and disability lawyer in Kansas City, MO, and Overland Park, KS
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