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YOUR Long Term Disability Attorney

We are located in downtown Dayton Ohio and serve the entire Miami Valley. Our office is dedicated to making sure our clients with long term disability claims get the best possible outcome relative to their case. Long term disability claims are often denied and it is baffling to those at the other end of those denials. Our job is to completely understand your case and to help you correct all of the issues that could stand in the way of approving your case. We specialize in disability claims and we can help you achieve the best possible outcome.

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Long Term Disability Denials

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Long Term Disability Denials

Unfortunately, my first meeting with clients is usually after their initial disability claim has been denied. It is understandable they didn’t know they needed an attorney.

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Long Term Disability Appeals

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Long Term Disability Appeals

Federal law (known as “ERISA”) requires that an employee whose disability claim has been denied is entitled to appeal that denial and submit additional information in support of their claim.

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Dealing With Denial Of Claim

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Dealing With Denial Of Claim

One of the things that motivates me in my disability practice is that so many of my clients are truly discouraged when they come to me after the insurance company has denied them the benefit they thought would be there when they needed it.

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Filing For Long Term Disability

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Filing For Long Term Disability

Filing for benefits under your company disability plan is usually handled through your Human Resources or Benefits office. Your primary treating physician or specialist will need to complete a form to certify that your condition prevents you from performing your regular occupation.

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LONG TERM DISABILITY - DISCLAIMER

Filing for benefits under your company disability plan is usually handled through your Human Resources or Benefits office. Your primary treating physician or specialist will need to complete a form to certify that your condition prevents you from performing your regular occupation. Most company disability plans also require you to be off a certain minimum period (commonly, 6 months) prior to filing for Long Term Disability status. Many companies also offer Short Term Disability plans to provide benefits during this initial period.


If you need a 3rd party to help you navigate the claims process, feel free to call us: (937) 226-1212

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Mr. Henry did a great job for me to get a claim approved by the insurance company which initially denied my claim. I would highly recommend him for any matters involving insurance claims.
Karen B.
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