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Employee Benefits

New England Employee Benefits Attorney

Serving corporate and government employees, white-collar professionals and disabled workers, the Law Office of Terrence A. Low provides guidance through the process of making employment benefits claims. For those whose rights have been violated by their employers, by group plan insurance companies or private policy administrators, Attorney Terry Low aggressively protects the rights of employees as set forth by law.

Contact lawyer Terry Low today to discuss your situation in a free consultation.

Employee Benefits Are Protected by Law

Both federal and state legislation provide a variety of protections for employees. For example, wage and hour laws determine which employees must be paid hourly and receive overtime pay. The federal Family and Medical Leave Act and the Massachusetts Maternity Leave Act, protect employees when they need to take certain kinds of leave.

One of the most important employee benefits is disability insurance for those who find themselves injured and unable to work. You’re your income is decreased or non-existent, having financial assistance to cover your medical expenses and make up for lost wages can be the life preserver needed to save you from drowning in debt. Some of the most common sources of financial benefits following an injury include:

Unfortunately, obtaining the benefits you need is not as simple as it may seem. The claims process is governed by strict timelines and rigorous requirements submissions. Many claims are denied even though the application was completed correctly and on time, and filing an appeal will be necessary. Sometimes no appeal of a benefit denial is even available.

Guard Your Rights to Receive Compensation

To best protect your rights to your employee benefits, it is essential to consult with an experienced disability and employment law attorney such as Terry Low. With more than 25 years in practice, Mr. Low has worked with numerous clients to resolve employee benefits disputes.

If you are hurt and cannot work, you have a right to expect your employment benefits will be paid. If you are having trouble with a long-term disability claim, an occupational disability insurance claim, or another claim for benefits, contact Terry Low to discuss your case, concerns and questions. Your initial consultation is free.