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Accidental Death And Dismemberment Policy

Abilene Texas lawyers who handle accidental death and dismemberment policy claims that are governed by ERISA, need to read this 2017, 5th Circuit Court of Appeals opinion.  It is styled, Robert Ramirez v. United Of Omaha Life Insurance Company. Ramirez traveled to West Texas and contracted a fungal infection that…

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Disability Claims – Illness Versus Accident

Lawyers who handle disability insurance claims know that the policy has to be read. In a definition of “total disability” in an individual accident and sickness policy or hospital, medical, and dental service corporation subscriber contract, the inability to perform duties may not be based solely on an individual’s inability…

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Disability Insurance Coverage Issues

In a definition of “total disability in an individual accident and sickness policy or hospital, medical, and dental service corporation subscriber contract, the inability to perform duties may not be based solely on an individual’s inability to perform “any occupational duty,” but the insurer may specify the requirement of the…

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Disability Policy Language

As in all insurance policies, the language used in the policy will be used in enforcing and interpreting the policy. In the 2003, Texas Supreme Court opinion, Provident Life and Accident Insurance Co. v. Knott, the court read the policies in question  defining the term “total disability” to mean that…

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Disability Policy Claim Denial

Dallas insurance lawyers who handle disability policy’s need to be aware of an opinion from the United States District Court, Houston Division. The style of the case is, Fernandez v. Mutual of Omaha Ins. Co. Here is the relevant information. The cross-motions for summary judgment in this disability insurance dispute…

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