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Disability Preceded License Loss, Panel Rules, Saying Ex-Doctor Is Entitled to Insurance

December 26, 2012

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He estimated that Jacobs' policies, if honored, are worth a total of about $3 million.

Evan Krinick, Norman Tolle, Cheryl Korman and Merril Biscone were on the team of Rivkin Radler attorneys that argued for Northwestern. The attorneys referred questions to Northwestern.

Betsy Hoylman, director of media and public relations for the Milwaukee-based Northwestern, said the company was disappointed.

"We continue to believe that the decisions the company made in this case were consistent with our disability insurance contract," she said. "We will continue to study the ruling and have not decided whether to make a further appeal."

@| Joel Stashenko can be contacted at jstashenko@alm.com.

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