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A disability lawyer will help you to comprehend your insurance policy. A lawyer can help you to understand why your claim was denied and interpret the denial letter. A lawyer can help you to determine the best course of action after your claim has been denied by advising you of your options. By hiring a lawyer, you will be provided with information as to what type of medical evidence insurance companies are looking for, what your rights and obligations are as an insured person. If you have commenced a lawsuit against your insurance company, you will want to know what to expect during the course of legal proceedings. Your lawyer will guide you through the process and make sure you are kept apprised of all developments during your case.

We offer a free initial consultation that can be arranged at a date and time of your choosing and at your convenience.

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