Monthly Archives: June 2024
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Five Important Truths About Filing A Long-Term Disability Claim In Florida
The Florida Health Department warns that more than 3.5 million people throughout the state suffer from disabilities. When they prevent you from working for a year or more, you may be entitled to long-term disability benefits. These may be available through your employer or by filing a Social Security disability claim. Unfortunately, there are… Read More »
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Five Steps To Take Now To Protect Your Rights To Long-Term Disability Benefits In Florida
Long-term disabilities can happen suddenly, but they often occur due to long-standing conditions that eventually worsen over the years. When these impact your ability to work, long-term disability benefits act as a safety net. If you have recently received a diagnosis, our Jacksonville long-term disability lawyer advises taking the following five steps to protect… Read More »
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Symptoms Of Traumatic Brain Injuries In Florida That May Qualify You For Long-Term Disability
Brain injuries can happen as a result of illnesses or underlying chronic health conditions, such as strokes. Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are those that happen as a result of accidents, in which bumps or blows to the head disrupt neural activity and brain processes. TBI can take years to fully recover from, and in… Read More »
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Five Strategies For A Successful Florida Long-Term Disability ERISA Appeal
Long-term disability benefits available through your employer can help make up for a portion of your lost wages in the event an injury, illness, or chronic health condition prevents you from working for a year or more. However, these benefits are provided through insurance companies, which look for reasons to deny claims. ERISA is… Read More »