Learn if You Have a Claim Against UnumProvident Corporation (disability insurance provider)

UnumProvident Charged with Intentionally Denying Disability Claims Kahn Gauthier Swick is investigating claims against UnumProvident Corporation, the largest disability insurance company in the U.S., for wrongfully denying claims, or for ending benefits on claims they had originally approved.
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