We appeal wrongful long term disability insurance and Social Security Disability denials.
In this case, Christopher Draper (“Draper”) worked as a truck driver/courier for Federal Express Corporation (“Fed Ex”). His job duties included doing things such as “maneuver[ing] packages of any weight above 75 lbs with appropriate equipment and/or …
Court Rules That MRI Was Not A “Significant Finding”Read More
In Burkhead v. Life Insurance Company of North America, the plaintiff filed for short and long term disability benefits from Life Insurance Company of North America (LINA), the insurer of her ERISA governed plan. In the District Court’s Opinion, the …
Anthony Bowman (“Bowman”) was employed as a Maintenance Mechanic which required the ability to do heavy lifting between fifty and sixty pounds. Injuries throughout his life caused him to have a number of surgeries and resulted in chronic neck and …
This case involves James Ampe (“Ampe”), a Senior Development and Test Engineer employed by MIT Lincoln Laboratories (“MIT”). Ampe’s job duties included not only traditional electrical engineer work but regular client interactions. He was employed by …
In this case, Amanda Foster (“Foster”) worked as an attorney for Sullivan, Stolier & Knight (“Sullivan”) in New Orleans. Her duties involved being able to “review and draft leases and agreements; research and advise clients regarding government …
Court Rules Principal Didn’t Commit An Abuse Of DiscretionRead More
Case Name: Mary Allen v. Unum Life Insurance Company of America Court: U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Date of Decision: September 1, 2016. Type of Claim: Long Term Disability. Insurance Company: Unum Life …
Court Rules Unum Did Not Abuse Discretion in Denying ClaimRead More
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