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A Sexton at Princeton University Denied Prudential Disability Insurance Benefits After Neck Surgery

By Gregory Dell on December 26, 2023
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This was a great Prudential disability insurance appeal victory against Prudential. Prudential initially approved disability insurance benefits to our client for a limited period of time after our client had neck surgery. It is classic for us to see a Prudential disability denial in which they say that a claimant can return to work after a 12 week recovery period post surgery.

We discuss the steps we took to get this Prudential disability denial reversed. What was the reason that Prudential denied disability benefits? What was our legal strategy to help get the Prudential disability denial reversed? Most surgeons prefer not to give an opinion about their patient’s ability to return to work. Make sure your treating doctor documents your complaints in your medical records.

Read more about neck disorders and disability insurance claims.

If your disability insurance company is Prudential, read more about the disability benefits claims with Prudential.

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