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Lawyer Wins 24 Month Mental Nervous Prudential Disability Denial

By Gregory Dell on September 3, 2024
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In this Prudential disability benefit denial disability attorney Stephen Jessup was able to prove that our client was disabled by cognitive disorders and not a mental nervous condition. As a result of the Prudential appeal victory, our client, a lawyer, will receive long term disability benefits beyond the 24 month mental nervous limitation.

Long-term disability insurance lawyers Gregory Dell and Stephen Jessup discuss the strategies taken to get this Prudential disability benefit denial reversed.

  • Discover a Prudential disability appeal success story where we helped an attorney to get paid benefits beyond Prudential’s 24 month mental nervous limitation
  • What is the 24 month mental nervous limitation in a Prudential disability policy?
  • The evidence in this Prudential claim came down to a battle of the neuropsychological experts
  • This Prudential appeal was won due to strong neuropsychological support and the manner in which attorney Stephen Jessup presented the evidence
  • Posted in:
    Insurance
  • Blog:
    Disability Insurance Claims Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Dell & Schaefer PA
  • Article: View Original Source

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