Jason Michael Krebs

http://krebslawoffice.com/testimonials-from-our-clients-missouri-and-arkansas-social-security-disability-attorney-reviews - “I highly recommend Jason Krebs to anyone who is having problems getting their disability benefits and in need of an attorney. He held my hand and soothed my nerves through the whole process to a successful conclusion.” – Linda M.

“I am very pleased with how my case was handled. Mr. Krebs was very helpful in advising me and preparing me. He made sure I understood the process and spent as much time as needed helping me prepare. He is very knowledgeable and honest. I couldn’t have had a better lawyer represent me.” – Paul

“Jason Krebs got my disability for me because he believed that I deserved it. He fought and pled my case for me and thanks to him, I won! Thank you Mr. Krebs.” – Kathy

http://krebslawoffice.com/social-security-disability-attorney-in-missouri-and-arkansas - Jason M. Krebs at The Krebs Law Firm, LLC is committed to be the disability lawyer that can guide you through the maze of red tape, forms, appeals, deadlines and waiting that is Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Our disability law firm will provide clear explanations about the various aspects of SSD and SSI and determine, along with you, the best approach to getting you the disability benefits you need. If you or a loved one is unable to work due to a serious illness or injury, we are ready to help you obtain disability benefits.

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- Whether it is a fall on company property, an injury from defective equipment or machinery, a long term repetitive injury, or even an illness resulting from exposure (occupational disease) you may need representation from an attorney to handle your worker’s compensation claim against your employer. Your employer does not need to be found at fault for you to receive benefits; however, you may disagree with your employer about how extensive those benefits should be. When you feel you are entitled to more compensation, please call a Missouri workers compensation attorney.

The biggest mistake that we typically see in workers compensation is the employee does not tell his employer that they were actually hurt.

In Missouri, you have 30 days to file a notice of injury, let your employer know that you were hurt on the job and it's one of those things that could substantially affect you rights. Where we see issues with this is where the employer doesn't want to make a claim and decides if they want to try to pay the employee under the table, that's not the proper thing to do. Under Missouri law, an employee's entitled to have his medical bills paid as part of his worker's compensation case.

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http://krebslawoffice.com/personal-injury-attorney-in-missouri - If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury due to and accident, you could have a personal injury case. A personal injury attorney can possibly help you recover some monetary compensation to ensure payment of your current and future medical bills; car, truck, motorcycle repair bills; and lost wages; as well as, recover any other expenses and losses resulting from your injuries.

Just like in home repair projects, there is a time to be a Do-It-Yourselfer and a time to call in professionals. If you have been injured, it is a serious matter and is the time to use an experienced personal injury legal professional (licensed attorney/lawyer) to help you. Generally, it is the insurance companies who pay the compensation for an accident or personal injury case and having a good attorney will make the insurance company take you more seriously. A personal injury attorney will also advise and help you avoid signing or saying something that the insurance company can use against you.

This can be an intimidating process. Most people don't have a lot of experience and they don't know where to turn. They've got questions. They've never had this type of injury before, maybe. They've never gone through the process. To be an advocate for the client, that is our job, is to go out and try to prove the client's case. To do that, we have to gather the facts and get to know the client. The preparations that I put into my client's cases will sometimes tip the scales to whether we win or lose the case. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

The insurance adjuster is not your friend. They're not there to make sure that you and your family are taken care of. Their obligation is to get you settled, out the door, resolved as quickly and cheaply as possible. We're here to help them get through this and ultimately come out the best that they can. When you have a client that hasn't been able to work for, sometimes maybe even years, and you're able to help them meet their financial obligations, it's one of the best feelings that an attorney can have. It's why we do this, it's why this is the line of work that we've chosen; what gets us to come to work everyday