Keith L. Martin is a Philadelphia long-term disability lawyer who represents policyholders when an insurer denies, delays, or terminates a disability claim. He handles long-term disability matters under ERISA as well as individual and group policies, along with bad-faith insurance disputes, and has recovered seven-figure results for disabled clients.
What Keith Handles
- Long-term disability claim denials, terminations, and administrative appeals
- ERISA-governed group disability claims and the ERISA appeal process
- Individual and private disability policy claims
- Bad-faith denial of disability and other insurance
- Underinsured and uninsured motorist claims
- Personal injury involving motor vehicles, premises, and product liability
Credentials at a Glance
- Pro tem judge, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas
- Admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar, 1983
- Juris Doctor, Delaware Law School, 1983
- Bachelor of Arts, Drew University, 1980
- Past fund-raising director and board member, Philadelphia Association for Justice
- Member, Pennsylvania Bar Association and the American Association for Justice
Representative Results
- $1.9 million recovery in an ERISA long-term disability claim
- Successful long-term disability appeal against the plan insurer, supported by seven retained medical and vocational witnesses
- $750,000 recovery in an underinsured motorist claim resolved in federal court after more than five years of litigation
Common Questions About Keith
What does a long-term disability lawyer do?
A long-term disability lawyer represents people whose disability benefits have been denied, delayed, or terminated, handling the claim, the appeal, and any litigation against the insurer. Mr. Martin handles these claims under ERISA and under individual and group policies.
Does Keith Martin handle ERISA disability claims?
Yes. He handles ERISA-governed group disability claims, including the administrative appeal process, along with individual and private disability policy claims.
My long-term disability claim was denied. Can I appeal?
Yes. Most disability denials carry strict appeal deadlines, and ERISA claims in particular require a timely administrative appeal before any lawsuit. Speaking with a lawyer quickly protects those deadlines.
Where is Keith Martin located?
He practices in Philadelphia and represents disability clients across Pennsylvania.
Reviewed by Keith L. Martin, licensed in Pennsylvania since 1983. Last reviewed: July 2026.