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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: I just starting receiving LTD payments, by way of my bank, and my bank is trying to take the money to pay a charged-off loan. Is this legal?
A: What may be happening is that a judgment has been rendered against you and the judgment creditor has garnished your account at the bank. Thus any money going into the account is subject to the garnishment of the creditor. Yes, this is legal. You might consider directing your long-term disability insurance company to send you the check instead. You should then open a different bank account at a different bank.
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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"