DeBofsky Law

DeBofsky Law operates out of Suite 1420 at 2 N Riverside Plaza in Chicago, placing it within easy reach of the federal courts and major insurance company offices that often figure into disability and employment disputes. The firm focuses on two core areas: disability law and employment law, which means clients dealing with denied insurance benefits or workplace issues related to a disabling condition can find representation under one roof. With a 4.3 rating on Yelp and a client base that includes individuals fighting insurance carriers over long-term disability benefits, DeBofsky Law brings a focused approach to cases that often involve dense policy language and federal ERISA regulations. The Loop location at Riverside Plaza is accessible by both Metra and CTA, which is a practical consideration for clients who may have mobility limitations.

DeBofsky Law helps clients navigate the often frustrating process of pursuing disability insurance benefits, including appeals of denied claims under employer-sponsored group plans governed by ERISA. The firm also handles employment law matters, which can overlap significantly with disability cases when a client has faced termination or discrimination connected to a medical condition. Attorneys at the firm work through the administrative appeal process and, when necessary, take cases into federal court to challenge insurance company decisions.

Clients who contact DeBofsky Law at (312) 561-4040 can expect an initial review of their disability insurance policy or employment situation before any formal engagement. Because ERISA disability cases require a complete administrative record before federal litigation is possible, the firm pays close attention to building that record during the appeal stage. Clients are kept informed about deadlines, which are strict in disability insurance cases, and the firm works to gather medical evidence and vocational documentation that supports the claim throughout the process.

DeBofsky Law serves clients in Chicago and throughout Illinois, with particular focus on matters that may be heard in federal district courts across the state.