In 7 Myths of Long Term Disability, Attorney Seth Holliday guides you through the entire long-term disability process from application, appeal, through litigation in federal court. Seth explains the 7 Myths that, if believed, stop people from getting their benefits. He then provides a road map for success. Seth’s book will also help you understand that disability really just means that if you have an injury or disease that causes chronic pain, fatigue or diminished concentration, then you can’t work because you can’t focus on a task for very long, you need a bunch of rest breaks, or you would be absent from work several times a month. This is true for both physical and mental medical conditions. So, if you or a loved one has a long term disability claim or think you do, read Seth’s book and give him a call.
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About The Author
Most people who meet attorney Seth Holliday come to know him as a father of two daughters, a prolific reader, a non-profit and charity supporter, and a former marathon runner. Seth has always been compelled to excel, whether it meant earning his Eagle Scout as a teenager, participating in theater, debate and varsity football in high school, his Rhodes Scholar candidacy in college, or opening his own law firm. He also perseveres in situations others might shy away from, whether it involves sky-diving, rappelling down a mountain, white-water rafting, participating in marathons and triathlons, writing a novel, or lecturing nationally to large audiences about the vagaries of ERISA.
Seth is committed to serving injured and disabled individuals. He is proud of his work in prominent organizations such as the American Association for Justice (AAJ), the Tennessee Bar Association (TBA), and Hospice. Seth is past-Chair of both AAJ’s and TBA’s Disability Law Sections, past-president of the Chattanooga Trial Lawyers Association, a 2-time recipient of the Pro Bono Excellence Award, a 7-year member of the Board of Directors for Hospice of Chattanooga, and a former member of the Board of Governors of the Tennessee Association for Justice. These are all associations of lawyers who advocate on behalf of injured or disabled individuals. Additionally, Seth has lectured regularly on disability issues to other attorneys and has also taught trial advocacy at the DePaul University College of Law in Chicago and business law at Chattanooga State Technical Community College in Tennessee.