Using an attorney when pursuing your disability benefits can make all the difference. Having a lawyer who is familiar with the relevant law can ensure your claim is as strong as possible should you end up in court. Our disability insurance attorneys work hard to obtain benefits on your behalf which can lead to faster and more beneficial results for you.
Having an attorney who specializes in disability insurance and understands the law and the tricks insurance companies like to play can make a huge difference in your claim. We do not let insurance companies get away with blowing deadlines, unnecessarily delaying claims, or ignoring relevant evidence. We aggressively pursue all claims and use our expertise and experience to build a strong file.
Dabdoub Law Firm charges a contingency fee for our work on any claim or case. That means we only get paid if we are successful in recovering benefits for you. We get paid a percentage of the benefits we recover.
The only time attorney’s fees may be paid by the insurance company is if you win your case in court and the court approves a motion for attorney’s fees.
Because this law firm was created to focus on disability insurance, we have developed expertise in this complex area of the law.
Our expertise in long-term disability claims means our clients have the backing of a law firm that has attorneys who:
- are experts in disability claims;
- fought all major disability insurance companies and know their tactics;
- a track record of success;
- won major disability lawsuits that created good law; and
- recovered millions of dollars in disability benefits.
All our lawyers commit every day of their legal career to helping people get disability benefits from UNUM, MetLife, Prudential, Northwestern Mutual, Hartford, CIGNA, and others.
Because federal law applies to most disability insurance claims, we do not have to be located in your state to help. We help clients nationwide.
Call to get experienced disability lawyers on your side with:
- Submitting a disability insurance claim,
- Appealing a long-term disability denial,
- Negotiating a lump-sum settlement, and
- Filing a lawsuit against your disability insurance company.
Call (800) 969-0488 for a free consultation with a disability attorney.
