Join us for today's CCK ERISA short where we discuss the three main types of sleep apnea and some of their common symptoms. When a person develops sleep apnea, they may become unable to work. If you are unable to work due to sleep apnea, regardless of its type, then you may be eligible for long-term disability benefits.

Long-term disability benefits can help protect a percentage of your pre-disability earnings when you cannot work due to an illness or injury for an extended period. Typically, this percentage is between 60 and 80 percent. If sleep apnea is impairing your ability to work, then you should consider filing for LTD benefits. However, insurance companies frequently deny disability claims, so it can be challenging to receive LTD benefits. Thankfully, this is not a process you must handle on your own as an experienced long-term disability attorney can help you at any stage of the process.

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