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New York Life Insurance Company is one of the largest long-term disability insurance providers in the country, with roughly $1.5 billion in in-force premiums. That includes premiums from 9 million or so customers they added to their list in 2021 after purchasing Cigna’s group life and disability business.
If you’ve recently had a long-term disability claim denied by New York Life (or its underwriter Life Insurance Company of America, formerly part of Cigna), hope is not lost—but you will need to act quickly. Almost all
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