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Ortiz Law Firm | National Disability Law Firm
Ortiz Law Firm is dedicated to helping people recover the disability benefits they deserve. We handle group Long Term Disability (LTD) claims, individual disability insurance policy claims, ERISA disability claims, and Social Security Disability claims.
This video explains why it's important to tell your story to the long-term disability insurance company during the appeal process. Here's a tip: it is important for the appeal and it is important in case your claim goes to court in the future.
This video goes into detail as to why it important to obtain a complete copy of your long-term disability insurance policy or plan if your LTD claim has been denied or terminated.
Long-term disability insurance companies often deny claims under a "Pre-Existing Condition" exclusion in the LTD policy. If your claim has been denied under the pre-existing condition clause of your policy, you may still have legal rights.
This video explains some of the differences between long-term disability policies issued as part of a group plan by an employer and individual disability insurance policies.
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz explains that there are several key pieces of evidence in a long-term disability claim that will be reviewed by the insurance adjuster handling your case.
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz discusses whether social media can have an impact on a claim for long-term disability insurance benefit.
What will a claims administrator/insurer do to investigate a claim for long-term disability insurance benefits? Disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz explains everything you need to know in this video.
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz discusses long-term disability insurance claims for government employees.
If you think your long-term disability insurance company is NOT conducting some sort of video surveillance on you, that's a big mistake. Disability attorney Nick Ortiz explains everything you need to know in this video.
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz explains the long-term disability insurance company's point of view.
In this video, Nick A. Ortiz explains why it is so difficult to win a long-term disability (LTD) insurance claim.
Disability lawyer Nick A. Ortiz reveals the best way to communicate with the insurance company in a long-term disability claim.
This video covers advanced strategies in long-term disability (LTD) insurance appeals. These strategies apply whether the LTD application was denied or the benefits were initially paid and then terminated.
Most (but not all) long-term disability appeals allow up to 180 days to file an appeal. This video really addresses two questions: (1) How long does a long-term disability appeal take? And (2) Why does it take so long to file an LTD appeal?
You may be wondering how an attorney can assist at this stage of the process. In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz explains how an attorney can help during the administrative appeal of an LTD claim
If your long term disability insurance claim has been denied or if your benefits are terminated, your denial letter may indicate that you have 180 days to file an appeal. This video explains why the LTD insurance company gives you such a long time to file an appeal (and why it often takes much of this time to prepare the appeal).
When your long term disability insurance claim is denied or if your benefits have been cut off, you typically have 180 days to file an appeal. Although our office can prepare an appeal in a matter of days, it more typically takes several months to prepare an effective appeal that has a good chance of winning. Watch this video for a further explanation of why it takes so long to file an LTD appeal.
A typical appeal letter when a claim has been denied or terminated reads something like "I am appealing your denial letter. I don't think you've considered all of the evidence correctly. Please review the file again. I think you'll understand why I should be receiving benefits." Unfortunately, this type of appeal letter is not very effective and is unlikely to get the long term disability insurance company to reverse course and approve an LTD claim.
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz discusses the chances of winning an administrative appeal with a disability insurance company.
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz discusses long-term disability claims and neurological impairments.
In this video, disability attorney Nick A. Ortiz explains who determines if a claimant is disabled in a long-term disability insurance claim.
If your long-term disability claim has been wrongfully denied or if your benefits have been terminated, you may be wondering whether you should file your own appeal or hire an attorney. This video answers the question as to whether you should take the "do-it-yourself" approach and file your own appeal to a denial letter.