Jay J Robeson

Disability Attorney in Springfield, Illinois

(217) 525-19171217 S 6th St, Springfield, IL 62703View on Yelp

About Jay J Robeson

Jay J Robeson operates out of Springfield, Illinois, positioned on S 6th Street in a part of the city that hosts several legal practices serving central Illinois residents. His practice covers three interconnected areas of law that often overlap for injured or ill clients: disability law, personal injury, and workers compensation. For someone who has been hurt at work and also needs to pursue disability benefits, having an attorney familiar with all three areas can simplify an otherwise complicated process. The office serves clients throughout the Springfield area and surrounding central Illinois communities. While online review data is limited at this time, the firm has been reachable through a consistent local phone number for those seeking a consultation. Potential clients dealing with a denied Social Security claim or a workplace injury claim are encouraged to call (217) 525-1917 to discuss their specific situation before deciding on next steps.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Applications

Disability Appeal Hearings

Personal Injury Claims

Workers Compensation Claims

Disability Reconsideration Requests

Workplace Injury Representation

Specialties

Social Security Disability LawPersonal Injury LawWorkers Compensation Law

How They Can Help

At Jay J Robeson's law office, clients can get help navigating the Social Security Administration's often lengthy and frustrating claims process, including initial SSDI and SSI applications, requests for reconsideration after a denial, and representation at hearings before an Administrative Law Judge. For those who were injured on the job or in an accident caused by someone else, the firm also handles workers compensation claims and personal injury cases, giving clients a single point of contact when their health and financial situation involves more than one type of legal claim.

What to Expect

When you contact Jay J Robeson's office, you can expect an initial conversation about the facts of your case, whether that involves a disability denial letter from the Social Security Administration, a work-related injury, or a personal injury claim. The attorney will review your situation and explain which legal paths are available to you. From there, if you decide to move forward, the firm handles the paperwork, deadlines, and communications with insurance companies or the SSA on your behalf, keeping you informed as your case progresses.

Service Area

Jay J Robeson serves clients in Springfield and throughout the surrounding central Illinois region, including Sangamon County and nearby communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Jay J Robeson handle Social Security disability appeals in Springfield?

Yes, the firm works on disability appeals including reconsideration requests and hearings before Administrative Law Judges for clients in Springfield and central Illinois.

Can this office help with both a workers comp claim and a disability application at the same time?

Because the firm handles both workers compensation and disability law, an attorney here can advise you on how pursuing both types of claims at the same time might affect each one.

What should I bring to my first meeting with Jay J Robeson?

Bring any denial letters from the Social Security Administration, medical records related to your condition, documentation of your work history, and any correspondence from your employer or their insurance company if a workplace injury is involved.

How do I reach Jay J Robeson's office?

You can call the office directly at (217) 525-1917. The office is located at 1217 S 6th St in Springfield, Illinois.

Does the firm handle personal injury cases in addition to disability claims?

Yes, in addition to disability and workers compensation matters, Jay J Robeson also handles personal injury cases for clients in the Springfield area.

Is there a deadline for filing a disability appeal in Illinois?

Yes, the SSA typically requires you to request reconsideration within 60 days of receiving a denial notice, so it is important to contact an attorney promptly after getting a denial letter.