Receiving notice that Mutual of Omaha has denied your claim for long term disability benefits can be disheartening. You may be worried about making ends meet and wondering what to do next. Fortunately, you don’t have to go through this alone. The disability insurance attorneys at Dell & Schaefer have handled thousands of these claims and can fight for your rights under your long term disability policy. Learn more about what claimants can expect after Mutual of Omaha denies a claim for long term disability insurance benefits.

Receiving a letter informing you that Mutual of Omaha has denied your claim for long term disability benefits can be a major blow during an already stressful time. At Dell & Schaefer, our nationwide team of disability insurance attorneys has handled hundreds of Mutual of Omaha claims and can provide you with the depth of experience you’ll need to submit a strong appeal. Learn more about some of our tips to win an appeal of Mutual of Omaha’s denial of your claim for long term disability benefits.

Watch our video to learn about the importance of medical documentation to support any disability insurance claim. Disability attorneys Gregory Dell and Alex Palamara discuss how Mr. Palamara won long term disability benefits for his client on administrative appeal to Mutual of Omaha. The case demonstrates the importance of having comprehensive medical documentation of how the diagnosis affects the claimant’s ability to work.
This client suffered from lupus, COPD, fibromyalgia, spinal stenosis, and emphysema. Even so, his claim for disability benefits was denied after his medical records were reviewed by a nurse.
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A South Carolina disability attorney recently filed a federal ERISA lawsuit against Mutual of Omaha on behalf of an employee of Graham Windham. The Plaintiff filed a disability lawsuit to recover ERISA short-term and long-term benefit payments wrongly withheld by Mutual of Omaha.

Case Facts Against Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company

Plaintiff was employed by Graham Windham until she ceased working in October 2010 due to specific problems. Her employment with Graham Windham made her eligible for both short-term and long-term disability insurance coverage that was fully insured by Mutual of Omaha. She filed a claim for short-term and long-term disability after she ceased working.
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