Long-Term Disability Benefits

Although the need for long-term disability income can arise suddenly and unexpectedly, the process of getting approved for benefits can be very lengthy. At Roboostoff & Kalkin, we understand how frustrating the process required under ERISA can be to individuals coping with a disabling injury and loss of income. We work diligently to guide clients through the process, and we strive to obtain benefits as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Whether you have a physical or mental disability claim for benefits, or have another need for long-term disability advice, our knowledgeable disability lawyers have the experience necessary to improve your chances of successfully obtaining benefits. Contact our ERISA litigation attorneys for a free initial consultation.

Our California long-term disability lawyers have more than 50 years of combined legal experience assisting clients with the following:

• Understanding what ERISA is
• Identifying disabling conditions and obtaining disability benefits
• Understanding the disability claim process
• Effective claim preparation
• Nonemployment-related (privately purchased) disability insurance claims and denials
• Insurance bad faith litigation

If you suffer from an illness or disabling condition and you are unable to work, it is important to consult with an experienced California disability income ERISA attorney in order to effectively obtain the disability income benefits you need to support yourself and your family.

Call our Bay Area law office at 877-374-7270. We offer a free initial consultation so that you can understand why it is important to have an experienced attorney guide you through this complex process. Contact us to speak with our long-term disability insurance lawyers for a no-obligation consultation today.

• Frequently Asked Questions about ERISA disability claims
• Insurance companies that we have litigated against
• Client Testimonials

The information you obtain at this site is strictly for education and not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. However, we welcome this opportunity to discuss legal representation with you.