Zall, Eric v. Standard Insurance Company
District Court, W.D. Wisconsin
1Opinion
F OINR TTHHEE UWNEISTTEEDR SNT DATISETSR DICISTT ORFIC WT ICSCOOUNRTSI N ERIC S. ZALL, OPINION AND ORDER Plaintiff, v. 21-cv-19-slc STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant. In October 2013, plaintiff Eric Zall, a dentist, filed a claim for long-term disability insurance (LTD) benefits from his insurer, Standard Insurance Company. Zall, asserts that he no longer can perform the essential functions of his job because of chronic neck pain and right- handed numbness and weakness resulting from a cervical disc herniation and radiculopathy. Standard initially denied the claim but later reversed…
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