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Was It All a Misunderstanding?

A disability insurer refused to acknowledge that our client, an emergency room physician, could no longer engage in that occupation due to the onset of post-polio syndrome. The insurance company engaged in many maneuvers and denied the claim. We thoroughly researched and evaluated the situation and tried to convince the insurance company to change its mind. When a lawsuit became necessary, we promptly filed the suit. When the insurance company realized that they were going to be in an extended battle with our firm and that we fully understood all of the intricate aspects of the client’s situation, the lawsuit was settled within a few short weeks.

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