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Adam J. Olszeski is a dedicated attorney based in Missouri, specializing in insurance law with a robust focus on ERISA benefit claims. With more than a decade of experience in civil litigation, Adam has honed his expertise in navigating the intricate landscape of long-term disability (LTD), short-term disability (STD), and health insurance denials. Since 2019, he has shifted his practice to concentrate almost exclusively on ERISA claims, a decision that reflects his unwavering commitment to advocating for individuals who have been unfairly denied the benefits they rightfully earned under employer-sponsored plans. Adam's legal journey began in the realms of insurance defense and personal injury litigation, where he gained invaluable insights into the strategies employed by insurers and large corporations during claim evaluations and litigation processes. This foundational experience equips him with a unique perspective and a strategic advantage when representing claimants, allowing him to counter the tactics frequently used by insurance companies to delay or deny legitimate claims. Now, as a passionate plaintiff’s attorney, Adam guides clients through the often convoluted procedural challenges associated with ERISA claims and appeals. He is particularly adept at addressing the nuanced requirements necessary to substantiate claims for benefits that employees have diligently paid for and earned. With a meticulous approach to every case, Adam ensures that his clients are well-prepared with comprehensive evidentiary support and compliance with all regulatory standards. For those facing the distress of a wrongfully denied employee benefit, Adam J. Olszeski stands ready to provide expert legal assistance and advocacy.
Insurance attorneys handle disputes between policyholders and insurance companies. They fight for fair claim settlements and represent clients in bad faith cases. Common matters include denied claims, bad faith insurance, coverage disputes, policy interpretation.