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What is Denial of Benefits?
Denial of Benefits, as it relates to insurance companies, is a term insurance companies use to deny insurance benefits to their customers.
Just because an insurance company issued a Denial of Benefits letter to you, does NOT mean that you are NOT entitled to your benefits. More and more insurance companies are refusing to pay legitimate claims and benefits they are contractually obligated to pay their clients, as a means of increasing their profits.
When a person buys an insurance policy from an insurance company, both the individual and the insurance company have entered into a contractual agreement. If an individual has incurred an injury or suffered a loss under the terms of the insurance company's policy, the insurance company must honor and pay the claim in a timely manner. The insurance company's wrongful issuance of the Denial of Benefits letter may constitute a breach of contract on their part and they may be liable for additional damages in a cause of action that may be filed against them.
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