What is PARTIAL DISABILITY?

Any disability that is a result of an illness or injury. Details of the injury are given differently in insurance policies, but in layman’s terms, it is reference to the disability of a person to be unable to perform any daily tasks.

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Related Legal Terms
TEMPORARY PARTIAL DISABILITY, PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY, DISABILITY INSURANCE, AGGRAVATION OF DISABILITY, DISABILITY, RESIDUAL DISABILITY, PERMANENT AND TOTAL DISABILITY, PERMANENT DISABILITY, RECURRENT DISABILITY, GROUP DISABILITY INSURANCE


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