How do i get a insurance company to pay off a policy that i think im covered under
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How do i get a insurance company to pay off a policy that i think im covered under
I took out a disability policy on my truck
loan they paid for about 13 months and i
was on a medical disability and i am also
getting ssi because of my injury. CUNA
now states since i can work a hour a day
they will no longer pay what are my rights
in this could you please help me.
Asked on August 2, 2017 under Insurance Law, Florida
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
If you believe that under the terms of the policy--which is a contract; both parties (you and the insurer) are bound by what it say--they should be paying you in this situation, you can sue them for "breach of contract," or violating their contractual obligations. You would need to show in court what the policy says, your condition, ability to work, and other relevant facts, etc.; if the court concludes that under these circumstances, they should pay you, the court can order them to do so. If you can't find a lawyer who covers this field, you are allowed to be your own attorney, or "pro se": you can get instructions and/or sample forms from the court, either in person or online. Before doing that, though, contact your state bar association: they may be able to provide a list of lawyers who would hande a case like this.
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