Was your critical illness claim denied?

Critical illness insurance is designed to ease the financial burden that comes with a life-altering diagnosis- whether it’s cancer, a heart attack, stroke, or another serious medical condition. These policies typically offer a lump-sum payment upon diagnosis, allowing you to focus on recovery without worrying about immediate financial strain.

However, many individuals are shocked to discover that their claims are denied- often based on technicalities or unclear policy wording. If this has happened to you, you are not alone.

Common Reasons for Denial:

• Alleged “pre-existing conditions”

• Disputes over the diagnosis or whether it meets the policy definition

• Delayed or incomplete documentation

• Misinterpretation of policy terms

At K. Miller Law, we’ve helped countless clients challenge denied critical illness claims. We understand how overwhelming it is to deal with an insurance company while coping with a serious diagnosis. Our role is to step in, review your policy, gather the necessary medical evidence, and advocate for your full entitlement- whether through negotiation or litigation.

What Should You Do if Your Claim Is Denied?

1. Don’t give up. A denial doesn’t mean you’re out of options.

2. Request a copy of your policy and the insurer’s reasons for denial.

3. Contact a lawyer experienced in insurance litigation.

With K. Miller Law, your fight becomes our fight. We offer free consultations and work tirelessly to ensure your voice is heard and your rights are respected.

Contact us today to schedule a confidential conversation about your case.