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Welcome to Dorian Law’s blog page. This is where we write about useful tips, emerging trends, and provide thoughtful insights regarding LTD, Life, and AD&D Insurance benefits. Search for something you are interested in or check out a topic from the list below. Whatever brought you here, I hope we can make a difference.
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Case Review Corner: When "Oops, We Forgot!" Costs the Insurance Company (Maybe)
What happens when a life insurance company takes your money for years but forgets to check if you actually qualify for the coverage? Ever paid for something you didn't get? Can life insurance be like that, but with way more at stake? Let’s explore these questions and the potential consequences for the insurer. In this Case Review Corner, we find out how United of Omaha might have to answer for taking premiums for coverage that might not have existed!