> how can potential recipients of benefits even know how or why they were denied to bring such lawsuits in the first place? Especially if they are forced into arbitration?
You get a letter in the mail, with a review of the decision they made. There is a section where they have to explain why they denied you. It is a direct, "We don't think you meet this criteria" statement.
You get a letter in the mail, with a review of the decision they made. There is a section where they have to explain why they denied you. It is a direct, "We don't think you meet this criteria" statement.
Awful letters, imo.