First Unum Life Insurance Company did not unfairly deny an insurance underwriter’s disability claim because his medical records did not indicate he was unable to work, a California federal judge ruled Monday.
Siam Mendoza sued Unum in May 2024, alleging the insurer breached its duties under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act after he began suffering a barrage of symptoms while working for American International Group Inc.
Mendoza said he had contact with a friend who had Covid-19 in December 2020. He was hospitalized with Covid-like symptoms shortly thereafter and presumed to have Covid-19 by his physician, although he never ...
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