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A Hartford Disability Benefit Lawsuit Victory for Truist Banker with Lupus

By Gregory Dell on October 9, 2023
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This was an egregious Hartford disability benefit denial. Long term disability insurance lawyers Alex Palamara and Gregory Dell discuss a successful LTD lawsuit on behalf of a former banker with lupus, back disorders and cognitive impairments.

After 15 years of payments from her former employer, Hartford took over the long-term disability claim and denied disability benefits. Hartford denied benefits using the wrong definition of disability in violation of the policy language. The claimant filed a Hartford Appeal on her own and it was denied. Attorney Alex Palamara filed a lawsuit and the Hartford Disability Benefits were reinstated.

In this video we discuss the reasons for Hartford’s disability denial and the steps Alex took to win this Hartford disability denial lawsuit.

Read more details about this case on our website.

  • Posted in:
    Insurance
  • Blog:
    Disability Insurance Claims Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Dell & Schaefer PA
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