Success Stories | Dabdoub Law Firm

Long COVID & Chronic Fatigue: Prudential

An Auburn, AL resident battling long COVID, cognitive impairment, and chronic fatigue had her initial long-term disability claim denied by Prudential, leaving her without critical financial support.

Video Surveillance: Unum

In an attempt to deny benefits, UNUM conducted video surveillance of our client, mistakenly believing they had evidence that he was not disabled.

Cervicalgia & Low Back Pain: New York Life

A Chicago resident with debilitating cervicalgia and severe back pain faced financial uncertainty after New York Life wrongfully terminated her long-term disability benefits.

Neurological Impairments & Hemiparesis: The Standard

An Iowa client with neurological impairments and hemiparesis experienced severe disability but had his long-term disability benefits wrongfully denied by The Standard.

Seizures

After a computer programmer in Marlboro, NJ was rendered unable to work by seizures, chronic pain, and daily headaches, she relied on disability benefits for 4 years. Then, Mass Mutual abruptly terminated her benefits, ignoring all evidence of her active seizure disorder and arguing that her symptoms were from somatic symptom disorder. Dabdoub Law Firm helped set the record straight.

ARTHRITIS & SPINAL CONDITIONS: LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA (LINA)

A former Aldi store manager in Princeton, NJ, suffering from arthritis and spinal conditions, was wrongfully denied short- and long-term disability benefits by LINA. Dabdoub Law Firm successfully appealed the decision, providing clear medical evidence that secured both STD and LTD benefits for our client, offering much-needed financial relief.

ADHD & ANXIETY: AMERITAS

A Columbus attorney suffering from ADHD, anxiety, and other health issues had his long-term disability benefits wrongfully denied by Ameritas. Dabdoub Law Firm successfully appealed the decision, challenging the insurer’s contestable period review, and secured the LTD benefits our client deserved, ensuring he had the financial support necessary after stepping away from his legal career.

SPINAL STENOSIS: METLIFE

Our client, a woman from Delray Beach, Florida, suffers from spinal stenosis and needed disability benefits since it prevents her from continuing her work. MetLife wrongfully terminated her benefits, citing a clause that does not apply to her spinal stenosis as justification. We quickly challenged the termination, successfully reinstating her benefit and awarding her with retroactive benefits, too.

TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACK (TIA) & WHOLE-BODY WEAKNESS: LINCOLN

A former clinical research associate in Atlanta, GA, suffering from a TIA and whole-body weakness, had her short-term disability benefits wrongfully terminated by Lincoln. Dabdoub Law Firm successfully appealed the decision, securing both short-term and long-term disability benefits for our client, providing vital financial support as she continued to manage her debilitating condition.