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Cardiologist Zev Lagstein developed heart disease, severe migraines and other neurological problems in 2001. Several physicians examined him and concluded the health issues permanently disabled him from practicing medicine. Following the diagnosis, Lagstein submitted a disability insurance claim to Lloyd’s of London. His policy with Lloyd’s was supposed to pay $15,000 per month for up to 60 months of disability.
