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Denied Benefits? Let An ERISA Attorney Help
You’ve worked hard to earn the benefits promised through your employer-sponsored plan, only to have your claim unfairly denied. You need an experienced ERISA attorney to fight for you.
At Boonswang Law, we know the tactics insurance companies and employers use to avoid paying benefits. Our ERISA attorneys will aggressively challenge your claim denial, holding insurers accountable and fighting for the full compensation you’re entitled to under federal law.
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) is a federal law that protects employees and their beneficiaries when they participate in employer-sponsored benefit plans. These include life insurance, health insurance, disability benefits, and retirement plans. If your claim is denied, this law gives you the right to appeal and fight back with an ERISA attorney.
For workers like you, ERISA:
When ERISA is violated, our attorneys step in to enforce your rights and recover the compensation you’re owed.
Insurance companies and plan administrators often use technicalities or vague language to deny valid ERISA claims. These denials are intended to protect their profits, not your rights.
Common reasons for denial include:
If your claim has been denied or delayed, our ERISA attorneys will investigate the denial, identify any violations, and fight to recover the benefits you deserve.
When your ERISA claim is denied, you need a legal team that knows how to cut through red tape and stand up to powerful insurance companies. Our attorneys take over the process so you don’t have to fight alone.
If your claim has been denied, our ERISA attorneys will:
Boonswang Law is a nationally recognized law firm with over 20 years of success in life insurance litigation, ERISA appeals, and bad faith insurance claims. We’ve recovered over $200 million for clients denied their rightful benefits, including military veterans with TSGLI claims and families impacted by accidental death claim denials. Learn more about how our life insurance dispute lawyers can help.
Whether you’re up against a technicality, a wrongful cancellation, or your employer’s failure to notify you of your rights, we have the skill, resources, and determination to fight for you. Our attorneys have helped clients across the country, including life insurance beneficiaries in California, recover what they’re owed. You won’t pay until we win, because your financial recovery is our top priority.
Appealing a denied ERISA claim can be time-sensitive, but with the right legal team, you can level the playing field. Here’s what you can expect when working with Boonswang Law to challenge your denial:
If your appeal is denied, our attorneys will escalate the matter by filing a federal lawsuit under ERISA. We use the full record from your administrative appeal, along with any additional legal arguments to hold the insurer or plan administrator accountable.
Under ERISA, you typically have 180 days from the date of the denial letter to file an administrative appeal. It’s important to act quickly, as missing this deadline can prevent you from pursuing your claim in court. Our ERISA attorneys will help you meet all deadlines and prepare a compelling appeal from the start.
No. At Boonswang Law, we work on a contingency fee basis, so you won’t pay us until we win your case. You’ll never be asked to pay out of pocket for our services, and your consultation is completely free.
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