Bossier City LA Social Security Disability Attorney Legal Services Launched
Nov 13, 2020
A law firm in Bossier City, Louisiana launches their updated legal services for individuals who wish to apply for social security benefits and those whose disability claims were not accepted.
Bossier City, United States - November 12, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Phillip Hendry Law launches their updated legal representation services for people who are looking to secure social security disability benefits. The law firm is dedicated to providing assistance to clients within and around their local area in Bossier City, Louisiana, as well as throughout North Louisiana, East Texas and Southwest Arkansas.
More information can be found at https://www.philliphendrylaw.com/social-security-disability.
The newly updated services aim to help both those who are just about to submit their application for SSD and those whose claims have been denied. A recent government study has found that individuals who turn to an attorney or other representatives are three times more likely to be awarded the benefits.
As the firm points out, applying for SSD requires you to provide a thorough medical treatment history, as well as a Disability Report and a Work History Report. Failing to provide complete information and filling out these documents fully and accurately are common reasons for the denial of a claim. With his years of legal experience, Atty. Hendry is well equipped to provide insights on the matter and other concerns that relate to the SSD application.
Phillip Hendry Law can also be relied upon to assist in the appeal process for people whose first applications have been unsuccessful. Stressing the need for immediate action, the attorney often reminds those who seek his counsel that appeals must be filed within 60 days of the denial.
In these situations, Atty. Hendry can analyze the client’s case files and help them develop a winning case theory. Whether the appeal involves a request for reconsideration or a hearing before an administrative law judge, he can also assist the clients in obtaining necessary medical records and opinions, as well as help clients and their witnesses prepare their descriptive testimony.
One of the firm’s satisfied clients states, “I highly recommend Mr. Phillip Hendry to anyone needing legal representation. When my husband first applied for social security disability, we made the mistake of not hiring an attorney up front. My advice to anyone applying for disability, spare yourself a lot of stress and hire an attorney first. Take it from me, you will need one.”
Aside from social security disability, Atty. Hendry also specializes in handling Louisiana workers’ compensation cases. Additional details can be accessed at https://www.philliphendrylaw.com/workers-compensation
Individuals who are too sick or injured to work may request a free initial consultation at https://www.philliphendrylaw.com/free-consultation.
Contact Info:
Name: Phillip Hendry
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Organization: Phillip M. Hendry - Attorney at Law
Address: 2250 Hospital Drive Suite 216, Bossier City, Louisiana 71111, United States
Phone: +1-318-797-8288
Website: https://www.philliphendrylaw.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88985522
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