Unum is suspected of allegedly routinely denying long term disability claims. If you have had your claim denied, or if your claim was granted and then later terminated, you may be eligible for substantial additional benefits.
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Unum Denied Disability Benefits
In recent settlements, UnumProvident has agreed to reconsider approximately 200,000 denied disability claims. Under investigation and pressure from the Department of Labor (DOL), UnumProvident's family of companies must offer to reassess claims denied or closed since January 1, 2000 for reasons other than settlement, death, or reaching benefit maximums. They must also allow for reassessment, upon request, of claims similarly denied or closed between January 1, 1997 and December 31, 1999. The company will continue to accept and reevaluate these claims, whether or not the claimant is still disabled, until December 31, 2006.
If you have made a claim under a long-term disability policy provided by or administered by: 
- First UnumProvident Corp.
- Unum Life Insurance Company of America
- Paul Revere Life Insurance Company
- Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Company or
- Provident Life & Accident Insurance Company
and have had your claim denied, or if your claim was granted and then later terminated, you may be eligible for substantial additional benefits from these companies. Complete the form below for a free and immediate legal evaluation.
Unum Information by State
Landmark settlement in California against UnumProvident hopes to improve
consumer protection and the proper management of disability policies.
[ The California Department of Insurance]
A statement on the UnumProvident Disability Settlement in Texas and the relevant information.
Maine's regulatory agency, Bureau of Insurance, explains the UnumProvident investigation, the reassessment process, and the potential $145 million dollar fine.
[ The Maine Bureau of Insurance]
Unum Insurance
UnumProvident and its subsidiaries offer individual and group insurance programs such as long-term disability income protection, short-term disability income protection, life insurance, long term care insurance, and voluntary critical illness insurance. UnumProvident insures more than 25 million people worldwide.
UnumProvident declare they have paid $4.2 billion in disability benefits in 2004 and reserve $25 billion for potential claims. Disability income protection insurance provides financial benefits to employees when they are unable to work due to a disability caused by a covered illness or injury, regardless of whether or not that illness or injury is work-related.
Unum FAQs
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) along with independent insurance regulators from several states conducted a detailed investigation of UnumProvident's claims handling practices. The DOL provides answers to frequently asked questions about the UnumProvident disability claim reassessment process and settlement.
[ U.S. Department of Labor]
UnumProvident Disability Legal Help
If you have had a disability claim denied, or if your claim was granted and then later terminated, from one of the companies listed above, you may qualify for compensation, even if the statute of limitations has expired. Complete the form below for a free case evaluation.
Posted on Jul-18-03
Updated on Oct-24-09 |
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