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February 16, 2026
When Appealing a Disability Denial May Not Be the Best Strategy

When Appealing a Disability Denial May Not Be the Best Strategy

If you are fighting for your disability case, you may think that appealing a disability denial is the automatic next step. In many ERISA long-term disability claims, that instinct makes sense. Appeals often represent the final opportunity to strengthen the record before litigation. However, appealing a disability denial does not […]
February 9, 2026
Planning Finances While Waiting on a Disability Claim or Appeal

Planning Finances While Waiting on a Disability Claim or Appeal

If you are waiting for your disability benefits, that can create as much financial stress as medical uncertainty. When your income drops or stops, your expenses continue. Mortgage payments, rent, utilities, insurance premiums, and medical costs don’t pause just because your claim remains under review. But you can always do […]
February 2, 2026
Why Disability Claims Often Go Quiet for Months and What It Usually Means

Why Disability Claims Often Go Quiet for Months and What It Usually Means

When a disability claim goes silent for weeks or even months, claimants often assume something has gone wrong. In reality, long periods without updates are common in ERISA disability claims. Silence does not automatically signal approval or denial. It usually reflects how insurers structure reviews, manage risk, and control timelines. […]
January 26, 2026
How to Read a Disability Claim Denial Letter Without Missing Key Clues

How to Read a Disability Claim Denial Letter Without Missing Key Clues

A disability claim denial letter is a strategic document. In ERISA-governed long-term disability cases, the denial letter explains why the insurer refused benefits and signals how the insurer plans to defend that decision. Claimants who read the letter carefully gain insight into what evidence matters, what arguments failed, and what […]