Kevin Zietz

I have been practicing law since 1996. I've spent more than 25 years representing individuals who have been denied benefits by insurance companies providing coverage to people under disability, long-term care, and/or life insurance policies. I represent clients who have purchased an insurance policy to insure their income so that they have protection in the event that they become unable to work due to a physical and/or mental impairment. My long-term care clients have insured against the possibility that one day they will need assistance from another person with performing activities of daily living. My life insurance clients are people who are typically the beneficiary of a life insurance policy. The common denominator in my practice is that my clients have usually spent years paying premiums to an insurance company for the peace of mind that usually comes with purchasing this type of protection. Unfortunately, in their time of need, the insurance company has decided that benefits are not payable. I represent the sick, the infirm, the disabled, and grieving beneficiaries of the deceased after they have presented a claim to the insurance company, and that claim has been denied. I have also been representing individuals who have been injured in accident, helping my clients receive compensation for their out of pocket expenses (i.e., medical bills, property damage, loss of earnings and loss of earning capacity, etc.), and for their pain and suffering. Personal injury claims involve handling claims against the responsible third party's insurance company. One way or the other, I am dealing with insurance companies that don't want to pay.