Disability Claimant Exhausted Lifetime Maximum For Partial Disability Benefits

BOSTON - A Massachusetts federal judge on July 11 granted summary judgment in favor of a disability plan after determining that the plan's termination of partial disability benefits was not arbitrary and capricious because the claimant exhausted the plan's lifetime maximum for partial disability benefits and the medical evidence supported the plan's finding that the claimant was not totally disabled (Donald Hammond v. Procter& Gamble Health and Long Term Disability Plan, No. 18-11343, D. Mass., 2019 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 115105).
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