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Just double checked. It's own occupation for 24 months, then it becomes reasonable occupation. I have a feeling that that term is something that when 24 months approach, you want a good lawyer for.

Still, considering I'm paying less than a coffee per month for LTD, and personally knowing someone who was once working as a top tier developer and got into a serious biking accident that left him with brain injuries, I'm going to buy into it. Next year I'm going to push HR about that 24 month clause.



>>It's own occupation for 24 months, then it becomes reasonable occupation.

Reasonable occupation is pretty vague and I think this kind of word-play is what helps insurance companies find reasons or even solid justifications to not pay up in the end.

As your parent comment implied, the insurance company can just argue selling lemonade or pencils is a 'reasonable occupation' and can even prove there are people surviving daily on such a business. And all that can become a base reason to just not pay up.


Does anyone sell "insurer not paying" insurance to cover lawyer fees?


This is actually what I thought OP was posting about when I was waiting for the page to load.


... and "insurer of insurance not paying" insurance.

It's insured turtles all the way down.




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