Rosen, Moss, Snyder & Bleefeld, L.L.P. Helps Clients with Seizure Disorders File for LTD Bene
Although disability benefits exist to help support those unable to work as a result of a debilitating medical condition, applying for them is not always as straightforward as one might think. Claims are routinely denied for lack of supporting medical documentation, failure to follow prescribed treatment, and a variety of other reasons. For claimants filing as a result of a seizure disorder, the inconsistency or their symptoms may also be used against them to allege they are indeed fit to continue working. Whether the reasoning for denial is just or not, it leaves claimants on a short timetable to appeal the decision.
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