How Much Disability Insurance Should You Have?
February 17, 2010 | Business, Disability Claim Denials, Filing Disability Claims, ResourcesHow much disability and long-term care coverage do you need? Health problems may be a common cause of forced retirement, but what do you look for in a policy? In a DoctorPlanning.com article, “Planning for Possible Health Problems: How Much Disability and Long-Term Care Insurance Should You Have?”, Chris Clark explores these questions, with the assistance of experienced disability insurance lawyer Ed Comitz:
Edward Comitz, an attorney who leads the health and disability insurance practice for Phoenix law firm [Comitz | Beethe], recommends buying individual policies instead of the typically cheaper group ones, because employer-sponsored plans are subject to employment-law restrictions that include limits on jury awards if a claimant ends up in court fighting for benefits.
And don’t pay the premiums from the practice, he says, because an individual policy could be characterized as a group one if the practice is paying the bills.
Read the whole article: Planning for Possible Health Problems.

