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"My disability insurance company denied my claim due to 'malingering'. What does that even mean?"

Disability insurance attorney Gregory Dell discusses malingering and what it means in the context of your claim for disability benefits.

Simply put, "malingering" is a medical term which means that you're faking.

It is not uncommon for a disability insurance company to allege that you are exaggerating your symptoms for the purpose of monetary gain. To attempt to prove this allegation, the insurance company may conduct a neuropsychological or psychological exam or have your medical records reviewed by a neuropsychiatrist / psychiatrist. However, malingering is entirely subjective and is not a medical diagnosis. Additionally, the tests administered to determine malingering are subjective and controversial within medical literature.

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