top of page
ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS
&
CASE RESULTS
Read more about our proven track record for successfully resolving cases and get answers to all your questions.

Search
Over $70,000 Awarded in Past-Due Disability Benefits from Voya and SSDI
Over $70,000 Awarded in Past-Due Disability Benefits from Voya and SSDI
Top Reasons Long-Term Disability Claims Are Denied—and What You Can Do About It
Top Reasons Long-Term Disability Claims Are Denied—and What You Can Do About It
Common Pitfalls When Appealing Your Long Term Disability Denial
Common Pitfalls To Look Out For When Appealing Your Denial of Long Term Disability Benefits
State of Minnesota Employee Approved for MetLife LTD and SSDI Benefits
Operana Law recently assisted a client in getting approved for both SSDI and MetLife LTD Benefits.
Does Long COVID Qualify for Long Term Disability Benefits?
If your long COVID symptoms prevent you from returning to work, you may be entitled to disability benefits.
How Long Should My Disability Claim Take To Get Approved?
Understand your rights and the timelines Insurer's must follow when it comes to deciding your disability claim.
Miami Client Obtains Over $200,000 in Social Security and LTD Benefits from New York Life
Attorney Brandon Operana successfully helped a client obtain over $200,000 in combined benefits from New York Life (CIGNA) and the Social...
New York Life Disability Denied? Learn How To Get Your Benefits Back.
Have you been denied long-term disability benefits by New York Life? If so, you may not be alone. New York Life routinely denies disability claims. Many denials occur at the application stage when you first apply, and also at the 24-month any occupation stage, when the definition of disability changes in your policy. Application denials are very common. Even if you were approved for short-term disability benefits by your employer, New York Life can find that you are not disab
Two Year Legal Battle Against Standard Insurance Company Leads to Big Disability Win
Attorney Brandon Operana was recently successful in obtaining past-due Long-Term Disability benefits for a client from The Standard...
Nearly $70,000 in past-due Social Security Disability Benefits Obtained for Client
Operana Law was recently successful in obtaining nearly $70,000 in past-due Social Security Disability and SSI benefits. Kurt, who worked as a warehouse worker, became disabled in 2013. He suffered from a variety of musculoskeletal conditions and had undergone multiple surgeries and procedures on his back, neck, hips, and knees. Kurt had a long journey before finally being awarded Social Security Disability benefits. He attempted to apply for benefits on his own in 2013, 2018
Why Was My Long-Term Disability Claim Denied?
Read the top 5 reasons your claim may have been denied and how we can help you win.
Hartford and Prudential Disability Claims Approved for Dialysis Patients with Kidney Failure
Operana Law Office was recently successful in obtaining long-term disability benefits for two separate clients who suffered from kidney...
Over $100,000 Obtained in Whistleblower, Wrongful Termination and Employment Discrimination Claims
Operana Law Office was recently successful in obtaining over a $100,000 severance package for a client who was facing wrongful...
What Is Your Success Rate?
Our office has an extremely high success rate for long-term disability claims. In fact, we have over a 98% success rate in cases when we...
Experienced Disability Attorneys We Are Here To Help
Whether you have just been injured or have a worsening condition and are thinking about applying for disability, or were already on...
How Do I Appeal My Long Term Disability Claim?
A frequent question we encounter is how do I appeal my long term disability claim? Most denial letters from insurance companies usually...
CIGNA & New York Life Long Term Disability Appeals
CIGNA, also known as LINA (Life Insurance Company of North America) and New York Life Insurance Company, has a long history of wrongfully...
What Is My Disability Case Worth?
The value of your case and benefits is determined by the salary you made when you were working and what your Employer's Long Term...
bottom of page