Experienced Legal Representation for Injury Victims in Arkansas
At Jensen Young & Butler, PLLC, we help clients across Arkansas navigate the complexities of SSD and Workers’ Comp claims. Whether you're applying for the first time or facing a denial, we’re here to advocate for your rights and fight for the benefits you deserve.
Social Security Disability Applications
We’ll guide you through the SSD application process and ensure your documents are complete and accurate.
Appeals for Denied SSD Claims
If your application is denied, we’ll file your appeal and represent you through each step of the process.
Workers' Compensation Claims
If you’ve been injured on the job, we’ll help you file a claim and make sure you’re receiving the medical and wage benefits you’re entitled to.
Disability Claims Evaluation
We’ll assess your medical condition and work history to determine your eligibility and give you honest feedback on your case.
Representations at SSD Hearings
We’ll present your case before an administrative law judge and continue fighting for you if further appeals are needed.
Workers' Comp Dispute Resolution
If your employer or insurer is disputing your claim, we’ll step in to protect your rights and push for a fair outcome.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What You Need to Know About SSD & Workers’ Comp
What's the difference between SSD and Workers' Compensation?
SSD provides benefits if a medical condition prevents you from working for at least a year, while Workers’ Compensation covers medical treatment and lost wages if you're injured on the job. In some cases, you may qualify for both.
Can I receive both SSD and Workers' Comp at the same time?
Yes, but your SSD benefits may be reduced depending on what you’re receiving from Workers’ Comp. We’ll help you understand how the benefits interact and make sure you're getting everything you're entitled to.
Do I need a lawyer to file a claim?
You’re not required to hire an attorney—but having one can make a big difference. We help gather the right documents, avoid mistakes, meet deadlines, and represent you at hearings if your claim is denied.
What if my SSD or Workers' Comp claim is denied?
You have a limited window to appeal, and we’ll act fast to protect your rights. Whether you’re facing the SSA or the Arkansas Workers’ Compensation Commission, we build strong, evidence-backed appeals and stand by you every step of the way.
What injuries or conditions qualify for benefits?
SSD covers physical or mental conditions expected to last a year or more. Workers’ Comp covers injuries and illnesses that happen while performing your job—like falls, repetitive stress injuries, or exposure to harmful substances.
Will I lose my job if I file for Workers' Comp?
No. It’s illegal for your employer to fire or retaliate against you for filing a legitimate claim. If that happens, we’re ready to take legal action on your behalf.
How long does the process take?
SSD claims can take several months to receive an initial decision. Workers’ Comp claims tend to move faster, but timelines vary depending on medical evaluations and employer cooperation. We help keep things on track.
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