Tag: ERISA
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Seven Years of LTD Benefits Did Not End Aetna’s Review
A Minnesota federal court upheld Aetna’s termination of long-term disability benefits after seven years of payment. Young shows why current functional evidence can matter when an ERISA insurer reexamines an established claim.
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When an LTD Carrier Changes Its Vocational Rationale on Appeal
An ERISA appeal should address material changes in vocational evidence, especially when a carrier revises a job’s physical demands.
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When Disability Isn’t Disputed, Why Can LTD Benefits Still End?
Pankey v. Aetna shows why a financial-records dispute can threaten long-term disability benefits even when the claimant’s physical disability is undisputed.
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Hartford’s ERISA Disability Win Shows Why Functional Evidence Matters
A recent Massachusetts decision involving Hartford highlights why functional evidence, changing policy definitions, and the administrative appeal record matter in ERISA disability claims.
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