● SAN ANTONIO · 3 animals found dead inside vehicle at downtown parking lot, ACS says● COLLEGE STATION · Pro Boxer Hannah Rapp killed in Brazos County bicycle crash● HOUSTON · Suspect in 2 brutal attacks completed mental health diversion program before arrest, records show● CYPRESSWOOD · Surveillance shows man minutes before allegedly setting Cypresswood apartment on fire that killed his brother● BRYAN · Community rallies behind Hannah Rapp, pushes for "Hannah's Law" after boxer's death● LUBBOCK · Lubbock County compensation study shows mixed results, as budget workshops continue● SAGINAW · Saginaw man pleads guilty for role in fatal fentanyl overdose● DALLAS · Stewart, Ionescu lift Liberty past Wings in OT to halt fourgame skid● SAN ANTONIO · 3 animals found dead inside vehicle at downtown parking lot, ACS says● COLLEGE STATION · Pro Boxer Hannah Rapp killed in Brazos County bicycle crash● HOUSTON · Suspect in 2 brutal attacks completed mental health diversion program before arrest, records show● CYPRESSWOOD · Surveillance shows man minutes before allegedly setting Cypresswood apartment on fire that killed his brother● BRYAN · Community rallies behind Hannah Rapp, pushes for "Hannah's Law" after boxer's death● LUBBOCK · Lubbock County compensation study shows mixed results, as budget workshops continue● SAGINAW · Saginaw man pleads guilty for role in fatal fentanyl overdose● DALLAS · Stewart, Ionescu lift Liberty past Wings in OT to halt fourgame skid
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Denied long-term disability? Consumer expert shares 3 steps that could help protect your claim
A Houston-area woman shares her two-year struggle to receive long-term disability benefits after her claim was denied, prompting a consumer expert to offer guidance on protecting disability claims.
By Bill Spencer, Ninfa Saavedra, Meet the Team·15 hr ago
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Long-term disability insurance is designed to provide financial support when a medical condition prevents someone from working.
But for many people, getting those benefits can become a lengthy and difficult process.
One Houston-area woman says she's been fighting for two years after her claim was denied, despite being unable to continue working because of a chronic illness.
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