If you cannot work in Wisconsin because of a disease or accident, disability benefits may help you replace lost income until you can return to work. Most workers are qualified for short-term disability benefits, but if your condition lasts more than a few weeks, you may be eligible for long-term disability benefits as well. Therefore, even if you receive worker's compensation and/or Social Security disability payments, you may be eligible for short-term and long-term disability benefits. You may apply for disability benefits with the aid of a disability insurance attorney. An attorney may also assist you in navigating the procedure after a disability refusal and persuade a judge to grant you disability benefits.

A doctor discusses the injury that has resulted in a long-term disability claim to a worker.

Obtaining Disability Benefits Requires Prior Experience Hawks Quindel has the knowledge and skills to represent you in your disability benefits appeal. Hundreds of customers in Milwaukee, Madison, and Wisconsin have relied on us to help them get short-term and long-term disability compensation. This is because our disability lawyers do not dabble in this field; instead, they specialize in it. Disability insurance companies are well aware that we will actively pursue your disability benefits claim and, if necessary, take them to court.