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I also reported to my supervisors that Defendant participated in and engaged in phony round table discussions as a way to put on a show for potential customers that were receiving guided tours of the Unum Provident building. I believe this practice to be misrepresentation in order to sell policies, when, in fact, the round table discussions were faked and did not represent what the actual round table discussions were like. Actual round table discussions were geared toward speeding up resolution and closure of a claim. Phony round table discussions were meant to leave the potential customers to believe Defendant engaged in intelligent and objective round table discussions with regard to each claims. Not all claims went to roundtable.

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Phone: (480) 998-7800

Address: 6720 N Scottsdale Rd, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

Website: http://www.cobelaw.com

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Comitz Beethe

Traffic Violations
I also reported to my supervisors that Defendant participated in and engaged in phony round table discussions as a way to put on a show for potential customers that were receiving guided tours of the Unum Provident building. I believe this practice to be misrepresentation in order to sell policies, when, in fact, the round table discussions were faked and did not represent what the actual round table discussions were like. Actual round table discussions were geared toward speeding up resolution and closure of a claim. Phony round table discussions were meant to leave the potential customers to believe Defendant engaged in intelligent and objective round table discussions with regard to each claims. Not all claims went to roundtable.

Social Security Disability
Group disability insurance policies are made available to participants of organizations, such as members of professional associations. Unlike most individual policies, group policies typically confer benefits calculated as a percentage of the insured’s base salary, usually from 50% to 75%. These policies may limit the maximum amount of benefits payable, e.g., no more than $5,000 per month, regardless of base salary. Further, group policies often reduce benefits when the insured receives income from other sources, such as Social Security disability benefits or worker’s compensation.

Foreclosure
Due to increasing financial struggles, Card had to move states to live with her sister, having lost her house to foreclosure. Her primary care physician again informed the insurance company of Card’s inability to work and explained that, while her blood work looked better because she was no longer working, she was still dealing with chronic fatigue. He continued, “I do not see her being able to have any work capacity.” Her treating doctor then instructed her to follow up with new doctors upon her move. Card found a specialist in hematology and oncology and a gynecological oncologist, once she was able to find specialists that accepted medicaid. Card also appealed the initial denial but, again, Principal denied her claim in spite of her treating doctor’s statements that she was disabled.

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