As stated above, most plans provide for a certain level of benefits after an offset for any benefits received from Social Security. So if you received a payment for past due benefits from Social Security, and were receiving payments under your employer-sponsored long term disability plan for that time period to which the past due benefits relates, the disability plan will be entitled to the entire amount. Plans often include terms stating how this can be enforced, which will include withholding your future benefits.
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