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Disability Insurance Claims
- When Hartford comes a calling....
- "ERISA Sucks" Judge Refuses to Vacate Order
- A Federal Judge Explains Why ERISA Sucks (Believe Me, It Does)
- VA Worker's Comp Commission Rules Facebook To Be Protected
- First UNUM Finally Loses 15 Year Old Disability Case
- Do I Have To Do Everything My Insurance Company Requests?
- What If My Doctor Refuses To Cooperate With Me In A Claim For Disability?
- What If My Termination Letter Says I Missed A Deadline, Is My Case Lost?
- Does ERISA Apply If I Work For A Government Agency?
- If I'm Involved In A Disability Lawsuit, How Long Will It Take To Resolve?
Virginia Lawyers Weekly » Verdicts & Settlements 
Frequently Asked Questions about Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, and Insurance Disputes
Q: Can I cancel a policy within in the first 2 years or so even though the policy is non-cancellable until age 65?
A: You always have the right to cancel a polity. Of course once you cancel it you will not be entitled to benefits should you otherwise qualify for benefits. The term "non-cancellable" generally means that the insurance company cannot cancel the policy until a certain age.
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Latest News
- Posted on 11/17/2009Unum Orders Functional Capacity Exam, Then Ignores It
- Posted on 11/17/2009Sun Life Could Not Simply Ignore Social Security Award
- Posted on 10/22/2009Prudential insurance company loses another disability case
- Posted on 10/18/2009MetLife Hammered in Disability Case After Ignoring Treating Physician Opinion
- Posted on 9/30/2009Judge Calls Hartford's Review of File "Incomplete, Selective and Unreasonable"