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Hosted by Ben Glass · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 46 episodes
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Oral arguments from various courts of appeal across the federal circuits involving long term disability or life insurance claims governed by ERISA. The podcast is a production of Ben Glass Law, a national long term disability and life insurance law firm headquartered in Fairfax, VA. If you have been denied life insurance or long term disability benefits, we will review your insurance claim denial letter for free.
Ben Glass hosts ERISA Disability and Life Insurance Litigation, a business show with 46 episodes published.
This is a case that Ben Glass argued in the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in November. It involved a former Cox Enterprises employee who's benefits were terminated by Aetna, the plan administrator, after seven years of pa
In this episode, we explore a financial advisor's battle against the wrongful termination of his long-term disability benefits. He was a financial advisor at Fulton Financial Corporation, where he began working in 2009.
The episode revolves around the denial of the claimant's claim for long-term disability benefits. The claimant was an employee at Procter & Gamble for many years. His role required him to perform various duties, which he
Can an insurance company really decide you're no longer disabled based on just one medical record? This episode begins with the story of Dr. Rohr, an anesthesiologist who had to stop practicing due to crippling hand and
DISCOVER how one woman's struggle with her insurance company highlights the difficulties of getting long-term disability benefits. Occupation: Insurance sales agent. Medical Condition: Persistent and severe pain in the n
LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE to find out how a founder and innovator fought against his insurance company for his long-term disability claim. The primary issue was whether Aetna's denial was random and unfair, particularly whe
IN THIS EPISODE, we take a closer look at the story of a former employee at a dental supply company who suffered a traumatic brain injury from a fall down a flight of stairs. Despite thorough treatment, she continued to
THE CLAIMANT was a former employee at Wright Medical Technology. He was suffering from the side effects of prostate cancer treatment when he applied for long-term disability benefits. But, his insurance company, Hartford
TUNE IN to find out why the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders), often seen as the ultimate guide, might not be as reliable as we think. Discover why re-evaluating these standards could be key to
In this episode, the claimant was employed as a Security Director at Manhattanville College, where he experienced several health conditions, including: Aortic valve replacement in August 2010 Paroxysmal atrial fibrillati
According to the physical demands analysis submitted by his employer, the claimant's job at Tower Hill Insurance Group required him to: Sit for a maximum of two hours at a time, for a total of seven hours a day.Stand or
How to Buy Long-Term Disability Insurance In today's podcast, listen in to a recording of a presentation long-term disability attorney Ben Glass recently gave to a national gathering of nurse anesthetists. During the ses
The claimant was a former respiratory therapist and a director at Athens Limestone Hospital before she ceased working on October 12, 2012, due to multiple health issues. The disabling conditions she claimed included: Fib
The claimant, a former truck driver, was diagnosed with two primary medical conditions. Initially, he was diagnosed with Posterior Vitreous Detachment (PVD) in his right eye. Subsequently, a retina specialist diagnosed h
The claimant was a former salesperson, experienced serious physical and cognitive limitations following a car accident. These impairments, which affected his sustained attention, information processing speed, and neuromo
The claimant, a plant manager, left his job due to a series of strokes and heart problems. His medical conditions included high-grade stenosis (narrowed blood vessels), hypertension, diabetes, two strokes, serious corona
The claimant was an Enterprise Storage Engineer who encountered severe health challenges due to hydrocephalus, requiring surgery to remove a brain cyst. Following this, he applied for long-term disability benefits, but h
The claimant was a physician, who transitioned from part-time to full-time disability due to her deteriorating health condition. But her application for long-term disability benefits, which is governed under the complex
The claimant appealed the district court's decision to deny his motion for attorney's fees under ERISA after Unum Life Insurance Company of America terminated his long-term disability benefits. The claimant argued he des
The claimant, a former accountant, was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment by a board-certified neurologist and determined by a medical doctor specializing in occupational medicine to be unable to work due to his co
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