Dental Assistant Long Term Disability Attorney

Though we never imagine the day where we find ourselves unhealthy enough that we can no longer return to work, it happens to more people than you may think, and if you have developed a medical condition or were seriously injured and you can no longer work because of it, you should strongly consider reaching out to our knowledgeable nationwide long term disability attorneys. We serve clients who work in all professions, including dental assistants. Dental assistants spend their careers taking care of others, and if you are no longer able to return to work, our firm is ready to take care of you. Contact Walker & Hern today to discuss your situation with an experienced Dental Assistant Long Term Disability Attorney.

Representation for Dental Assistants

At Walker & Hern, we have handled long term disability cases for a wide variety of individuals, and many of them did not have jobs that required physical labor. Many professionals in the medical field, including dental assistants, develop a wide array of conditions that prevent them from returning to work. If you currently find yourself in this situation, you can rely on us to fight for you. We offer the following services:

Medical Conditions That May Qualify for LTD Benefits

There are many medical conditions that may qualify for long term disability benefits. Some of the most common medical conditions that our firm sees that often qualify for LTD benefits are as follows:

Depression/anxiety
Schizophrenia
Parkinson’s Disease
Neurological disorders
Vision loss/blindness
Hearing loss/deafness
Autoimmune diseases
Cancer
Osteoarthritis
Fibromyalgia
Diabetes
Lyme disease
Multiple Sclerosis
Rheumatoid Arthritis

No one should have to fight the uphill battle of obtaining the benefits they need while fighting their medical condition, which is why it is very important that you speak with a knowledgeable attorney here at Walker & Hern as soon as you can. Our firm is ready to fight for the benefits you deserve. We operate on a contingency fee basis, meaning that if we do not win, you do not pay.

Walker & Hern | Your Dental Assistant Long Term Disability Attorney

No matter your circumstances, if you cannot return to work because of a medical condition or injury, you can depend on us to do everything in our power to help ensure that you receive the long term disability benefits you deserve and need. Contact Walker & Hern today to schedule your initial consultation with our firm.