You Don’t Have to Be a Genius to Understand Mediation in a Long Term Disability Case
If your long term disability claim has been denied and you file a lawsuit in Federal Court will be required to attend a mediation.
What is a mediation? The court will appoint or the parties will agree that a neutral third party, called a mediator, will bring the parties together in an effort to reach an agreement for settlement of claim for back benefits or even a settlement for your entire long term disability claim.
Remember, the mediator isn’t a judge and doesn’t have the authority to say that you win or lose, only you and the long term disability carrier can reach an agreement about settlement.
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