Clements, Taylor, Butkovich & Cohen LPA

Disability Attorney in Cincinnati, Ohio

(513) 721-6500810 Sycamore St, Cincinnati, OH 45202View on Yelp

Clements, Taylor, Butkovich & Cohen LPA - disability attorney in Cincinnati, OH

About Clements, Taylor, Butkovich & Cohen LPA

Clements, Taylor, Butkovich & Cohen LPA operates out of downtown Cincinnati on Sycamore Street, positioning the firm to serve clients throughout the greater Cincinnati metropolitan area. The firm handles cases across three distinct but related practice areas: disability law, workers compensation, and personal injury, giving attorneys here a well-rounded understanding of how physical injuries and workplace accidents can lead to long-term disability claims. For clients dealing with a disabling condition, having attorneys who also understand workers compensation and personal injury law can be a practical advantage. Injuries that start as workplace accidents or accidents caused by another party often evolve into Social Security disability matters, and the team at this firm is equipped to address that full legal picture from a single office in Cincinnati.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications

Disability appeals and hearings

Workers compensation claims

Personal injury representation

Long-term disability disputes

Return-to-work legal guidance

Specialties

Disability LawWorkers Compensation LawPersonal Injury Law

How They Can Help

The firm assists clients at every stage of the disability process, from preparing an initial SSDI or SSI application to representing claimants at administrative hearings before an Administrative Law Judge. Because the firm also handles workers compensation and personal injury cases, attorneys here are familiar with the medical documentation and vocational evidence that tends to carry weight in disability determinations, and they apply that knowledge when building a client's disability case.

What to Expect

When you contact Clements, Taylor, Butkovich & Cohen LPA, you can expect an initial consultation where an attorney reviews your medical history, work background, and the current status of any pending claims. From there, the firm will outline what steps are needed, whether that means filing a new application, requesting reconsideration of a denial, or preparing for a hearing. Clients are kept informed as the case moves through the Social Security Administration's review process, and the firm handles communication with SSA on the client's behalf.

Service Area

The firm serves individuals in Cincinnati and throughout southwestern Ohio, including clients in Hamilton, Butler, Warren, and Clermont counties.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Clements, Taylor, Butkovich & Cohen LPA handle both SSDI and SSI claims?

Yes, the firm works on both Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income claims, which have different eligibility requirements but go through the same application and appeals process.

Can the firm help if my disability resulted from a workplace accident?

Absolutely. Because the firm also practices workers compensation law, they are well positioned to handle situations where a work injury has led to a long-term disability, potentially pursuing both a workers comp claim and a Social Security disability claim simultaneously.

What happens if my initial disability application was denied?

A denial is not the end of the road. The firm can help you request reconsideration and, if needed, request a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge, which is where many disability cases are ultimately approved.

Does the firm charge upfront fees for disability cases?

Social Security disability attorneys typically work on a contingency basis, meaning fees are only collected if you win your case, and those fees are regulated by the Social Security Administration.

Where is the firm located in Cincinnati?

The office is located at 810 Sycamore St in downtown Cincinnati, which is accessible from multiple neighborhoods and surrounding communities in southwestern Ohio.

Can a personal injury settlement affect my disability benefits?

It can in some cases, particularly with SSI which is means-tested. The attorneys here understand both areas of law and can help you navigate any potential overlap between a personal injury settlement and your disability claim.