Most of the disability cases that come to us are still in the appeal phase.\u00a0 What that means is we have an administrative appeal that must be exhausted prior to filing a lawsuit in Federal District Court.\u00a0 While I normally explain cases to potential clients, by giving them a worst case scenario, administrative appeals are very frequently successful.\u00a0 In other words, many of my clients\u2019 cases do get approved on appeal.\u00a0 Most of my blog posts normally focus on case law or lawsuits that we have won.\u00a0 However, I\u2019m going to start posting a brief summary of the cases that we get approved on appeal.\u00a0 I do not do this to brag about my own victories, but, instead, to provide potential clients hope that their claims may be approved.\u00a0 I very often talk to potential clients who think that their situation is hopeless and I would like to assure people that it is not.\u00a0 There is always a chance that we can get you approved on appeal.\u00a0 Therefore, please see the list below of the cases we have recently gotten approved.\u00a0 I will update this list frequently from here on out.<\/p>\n
Cigna Approval \u2013 neck pain, muscle weakness<\/p>\n
Cigna Approval \u2013 back pain<\/p>\n
Cigna Approval \u2013 fibromyalgia, COPD, chronic pain<\/p>\n
Lincoln Approval \u2013 neuropathy and heart failure<\/p>\n
Aetna Approval \u2013 coronary artery disease<\/p>\n
Lincoln Approval \u2013 back pain<\/p>\n
Cigna Approval \u2013 obsessive compulsive disorder, anxiety, depression<\/p>\n
Sun Life Approval \u2013 fibromyalgia<\/p>\n
Mutual of Omaha Approval \u2013 neck pain<\/p>\n
Cigna Approval \u2013 back pain and foot drop due to nerve damage<\/p>\n
Liberty Mutual Approval \u2013 back pain<\/p>\n
MetLife Approval \u2013 hip pain<\/p>\n
Prudential Approval \u2013 depression and anxiety<\/p>\n
Unum Approval \u2013 depression and anxiety<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Most of the disability cases that come to us are still in the appeal phase.\u00a0 What that means is we have an administrative appeal that must be exhausted prior to filing a lawsuit in Federal District Court.\u00a0 While I normally explain cases to potential clients, by giving them a worst case scenario, administrative appeals are … <\/p>\n