If you have any questions or concerns then give us a call at 727-894-3188 or check out our website www.caveylaw.com.

Related posts:

1. Long Term Disability Mistake
2. Long Term Disability Mistake 12
3. Long Term Disability Mistake 11

The long-term disability investigator will ask you questions about what you can and cannot do. If you haven’t fully explain what you can and cannot do, there may be a “gotcha”.

The long-term disability investigator will have you sign a statement attesting to your physical abilities. Once you sign that form, they pull out the surveillance CD, pop it into their computer, and confront you with the alleged discrepancy between what you said you can do and what the film shows.

You have to be prepared! This is not a social visit to see how you’re doing!

I have seen too many cases destroyed for lack of preparation and lack of representation during a continuing disability statement. People simply don’t think they need representation and only learn the hard way once they have destroyed their claim.

Florida Long term disability/ERISA attorneys, like Nancy Cavey, can represent you, at your continuing disability statement. For more information, contact Nancy by clicking here or by calling 727.894.3188.

In the next series of posts we will talk about questions you will be asked about walking, standing, lifting, bending, twisting, squatting, kneeling, pushing and pulling, reaching, stairs, balance, use of hands, hearing and speech, vision, reading, concentration, sleep/fatigue, computer skills, driving, sitting, shopping, hygiene and housing accommodations. These topics will exhaust you and show you how much preparation is required for continuing disability statement.

If you have any questions, please give us a call at 727.894.3188 or contact us online by clicking here.

Related posts:

1. Mistake 20 – Restrictions and limitations – Recreation/Hobbies/Social activities | Bellaire Beach Long Term Disability Attorney
2. Mistake 13 – Restrictions and Limitations – Computer Skills | Tampa Bay Long Term Disability Attorney
3. Mistake 5 – Questions About Your Treatment and Medications | Tampa Long Term Disability Attorney