What Should a Financial Manager Do if Denied Disability?
Video Summary
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Financial managers facing long-term disability denials are in a challenging situation due to potential loss of income and job.
- When denied, it's crucial to carefully examine the denial letter to understand the specific reasons behind the denial.
- Common reasons for denial may include insufficient medical evidence or claims that the financial occupation is not truly disabled.
- Seeking legal assistance is advised; attorneys can review the denial letter for free and help you navigate next steps.
- Understanding the denial letter and your rights is the initial step in addressing this situation effectively.
Kevin McManus is an accident injury and disability lawyer in Kansas City, MO, and Overland Park, KS
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