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Paying back long term disability insurance company?

I have been drawing long term disbality from my previous employer for 2 !/2 yrs and recently had my hearing for government disablility I have read that you have to pay back the long term insurance company, how much do I owe them? Is it a percentage or do I owe all the money they paid me if I win my case? I read not to cash and spend any of my back pay from the government until I get a bill from the long term insurance company. I have alot of bills to take care of since I have been out of work, What would happen if I didnt pay it all back if I do owe them ?

Not really pay back. You are drawing Disability Insurance and that may have saved your butt.
In any event, when you are called up to the Social Security Office, you are to bring with you all your bills and debts and rent...etc
The reason is because if you win your case and your called, they must configure your check for SSI Title VII
If you were drawing money then your check they cut will have the deduction withheld from SSI.
Your Insurance will naturally be over in the event of the win.
If your wage earnings are less than what SSI pays then you will get SSI since it is the larger payment and that ain't crap, but if your earnings are more than SSI, then you only get one Disability check from Social Security and that ain't crap either.
You can not live on Disability alone, so if that is the only income for you and your not married, then your in for the best challenge of your life. I would suggest taking all your back pay and buying a house or home and pay it off in full this way you have a home and then have less payments to worry about.

Well go bankrupt and just pay the extra you got and they will give you lots of time to pay back.
I wouldn't rely on any answer I got on this site. Go back to your policy and see what it says. Then call the insurance company and ask them. Don't volunteer any information. Just ask and answer what they ask. If you had an attorney help with the claim, ask him.