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Are you looking for a lawyer for insurance law in Cologne?

Lawyer insurance law Cologne
Do you have an insurance law issue? Give us a call: 0221-9433 80 20 or send us an e-mail to: anfrage@maliveli.com.

Insurance is an important support in life. So get advice from an expert when it comes to occupational disability, accident, illness, … …

Decisions and information on the following types of insurance

Occupational disability insurance

Building insurance

Fire insurance

Liability insurance

Household contents insurance

Comprehensive insurance

Motor vehicle liability insurance

Health insurance

Life insurance

Accident insurance

Ruling by Bergisch Gladbach Local Court on proof of incapacity to work in daily sickness allowance insurance for depression

On the discontinuation order in review proceedings (occupational disability insurance):

Effective notification of the cessation of benefits in accordance with § 7 No. 4 BB-BUZ requires that the insurer justifies its decision in a comprehensible manner, which requires a comparison of the state of health on which the insurer based its acknowledgement with the later state of health.

(OLG Koblenz, judgment of 11.7.2008, Ref.: 10 U 842/07)

At the time of the occurrence of occupational disability (occupational disability insurance):

Occupational disability occurs at the point in time when a condition first arose which, in retrospect, according to the state of medical science, could not be expected to improve at least until the restoration of the conditionally relevant (here 50%) working capacity. The decisive factor here is neither the time of onset of the initial illness nor the insured person’s inability to work, but rather when, according to expert assessment, a well-trained, well-informed and carefully treating doctor would have considered the insured person’s condition to be such that no improvement could be expected according to the current state of medical science.

(OLG Bremen, judgment of 25.6.2010, Ref. 3 U 60/09)

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