Shub Lawyers is investigating claims that employers have failed to deliver proper COBRA health care benefits election notices to terminated employees.
When employees lose health care coverage under a group or company health plan as a result of termination, the employee may be entitled to COBRA continuation coverage. In many cases, employers fail to communicate necessary COBRA election information as required by the Department of Labor’s model election notice, breaking compliance.
SHUB LAW CAN HELP
Please reach out for a free consultation if:
- You never received COBRA continuation coverage information following termination, or a reduction in hours for reasons other than gross misconduct, or as a result of another qualifying event
- The COBRA election notice you received was written in a that was not easily understood by an average participant or was missing required “explanatory information” about the coverage.
- The COBRA election notice did not provide contact information for your benefits administrator or failed to explain how to enroll in COBRA coverage.
- The COBRA election notice failed to adequately describe the consequences of delayed or non-payment.
CONTACT US
The Shub Law Firm specializes in consumer protection and employee protection lawsuits. If you or someone you know has recently been laid off without receiving a COBRA health care benefit election notices, reach out to Shub Law Firm by filling out the form on this page, emailing leads@shublawyers.com, or calling us at (856) 772-7200.
