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Success With Disability Claims for Bank Tellers

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NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED. CHICAGO STRONG. LONG TERM DISABILITY FIRM

Bartolic Law handles Long Term Disability cases at all stages, from filing a claim to lawsuits under ERISA § 502(a). We are who the most discerning clients hire when an insurer denies their claim, and the one they wish they had when another firm loses their appeal and abandons the case. We are Innovative, Authentic, Compassionate, Transparent and Chicago strong. Bartolic Law is nationally renowned for our Innovative work:

IMPORTANT PROFESSION
Bank tellers are responsible for many important transactions and calculations, as well as managing money and other documents.
WORK COMPLICATIONS
In the case of a disability, a banking professional may be unable to complete their routine work, especially since it involves concentration.
DISABILITY CLAIMS
If you cannot complete your work as a bank teller due to a disability or chronic pain, call an attorney to discuss the possibility of disability benefits.

Success With Long Term Disability Claims for Bank Tellers

Bartolic Law helps Bank Tellers recover their long-term disability insurance benefits. Whether you have an individual policy, or receive group long-term disability insurance coverage through your employer, we can help. We helped numerous bankers in client-facing roles who suffered from various illnesses that impacted their ability to stand and walk as required for the job. In one case, our client provided critical infrastructure support for the banking business, and suffered from debilitating cervical radiculopathy and arthritis. The client could not keep up with the demands of the necessary work on computers and servers to maintain competitive employment in the field. We were able to show the client qualified for occupational disability. Subsequently, we were able to convince the insurer that due to the client’s high earnings, the client could not obtain the required wage in a substitute occupation, either, qualifying the client for “any occupation” disability.

While we wish fewer people have these sorts of disability insurance disputes, we are proud to help Banking Professionals put these troubles behind them, and focus on their health.

The banking industry is lucrative for many people, and one of the ways people begin to build these careers is by working as bank tellers. These jobs require significant training, understanding of federal and state banking regulations, and more. Often, tellers can get promoted and move up the bank’s corporate ladder. Sometimes, however, a bank teller might have their career stopped short when they are diagnosed with a disabling medical condition. Disabilities can prevent bank tellers from handling complex transactions and calculations, physically handling money and other documents, or even reporting to work due to chronic pain or fatigue.

If you have a disability and cannot work at your job as a bank teller, you still need a source of financial support. If your employer provided you with a disability insurance policy – or you purchased one on your own – now is the time to file a claim for benefits. When you are struggling to adapt to life with a disability and without employment, the last thing you need is your insurance company delaying or denying your benefits. The process of filing your claim is much easier with the help of an experienced Chicago disability benefits lawyer.

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If you’re struggling to get the benefits you need to get by, then we’ll fight to obtain the benefits you deserve. Contact us today to learn more!

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Bartolic ‌Law helps people in the financial services industry and other professions obtain disability benefits when they need them most. Please do not wait to contact‌ ‌us‌ to learn how a Chicago disability lawyer can help.

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